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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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> - Moved both the downloaded files into my FreeBSD directory
> - At the MS-DOS Prompt typed "CD \FreeBSD" and "fdimage boot.flp a:"
> with my 1.44meg 3 and a half inch in the drive A
> - Rebooted my computer with the floppy disk in the drive
> 
> And nothing happened, it just started Windows 95 normaly. What did I do
> wrong?

	Um, in your BIOS (usually achieved by hitting the <DEL> key after 
the memory count) you need to change your boot up sequence from C:/A: to 
A:/C:

					Rick

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