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Subject: Auto config idea
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  I been thinking on this w95 start/settings/system "utility". In there most
  hardware config data for a machine that is currently running w95 stored.

  Would it not be a real "nice" thing to have a fbsd utility that can read the
  data and create a proper fbsd kernel config out of that?
  (using mount_msdos -l .. .. and friends ;)

  The ultimate w95 upgrade :->

           /pb


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