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From: Joaquin Menchaca <linuxuser@finnovative.net>
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Subject: FreeBSD boot sequence?
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Hi,

I was wondering how the system starts up and what scripts are loaded.  
Where can I find this?

I find it useful to learn the system by first studying the bootup.  This 
was helpful for Mac OS X and even Windows NT/2K/XP/2K3.

 - joaquin