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Subject: Installation Problem from Walnut Creek CDROM
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     While installing FreeBsd 2.1.6 from Walnut Creek's CDROM a dialog box 
     comes up.  Entitled 'Info Dialog', it says 'Saving any -c boot changes 
     to new kernel'.  Immediately after the dialog appears, I see the 
     message 'Fatal signal 10 caught! I'm dead'.
     
     Any ideas as to what this means?  I have searched at www.freebsd.org 
     but no one has reported having this problem.
     
     Any help will be greatly appreciated.
     
     
     
                                                Isaac Harris