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When at the main installation menu, I type alt-f2 to see if freebsd
is tracking my cdrom. But when I type alt-f2 my system, wel it doesn't
exactly lock up, I can type stuff, but it does nothing. How do I get
out of this? And what should I be looking for in alt-f2 to see if
freebsd is tracking my cdrom?