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From: Marek Pawinski <pawinski@ananzi.co.za>
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Hi

I have been playing around with Linux for quite a while and thought i
would give FreeBSD 5.4 a go now that's it out.

Only hassle i had with a Live FreeBSD distro was setting up the network.
In linux its "ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1" what would the command be in
FreeBSD ?

Any thing else to look for ?

Marek