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At 09:04 PM 2/14/99 , Amancio Hasty wrote:
>Count me in as a tester . I have a "trash box " -- P200MMx system which I use 
>for testing or developing stuff just like netbooting 8)

I could put something together for humor.. I'll play the testing game.

After I get my damn cd0c to do detection. for some reason I'm getting a
panic on startup right now.. I knew I should have left well enough alone
and not installed FreeBSD on my home machine.

Kudos on System Commander, which makes multibooting painless... I'll just
have to fix the little problem though..


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