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> I saw on the multiple-os page that they use multiple drives and they 
> 'split' the drives into sections. My question is, can I have both 
> FreeBSD and Windows95 on my single hard disk (not regarding disk space)?

	Yes you can. You should install Win95 first, but into the second 
partition. (Slice) Then install FreeBSD into the first one. You'll save 
yourself a lot of headaches.


				Rick

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