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Date: Mon, 30 Dec 96 04:09:36 -0800
From: Peter Orkopoulos <ORKOPOULOS@postoffice.worldnet.att.net>
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I have a pentium 100 with 8 megs of ram and I tried to 
insall FreeBSD from the FTP site, by using the installation 
boot disk (boot.flp, but when I was asked for an IP 
address, I called my ISP (ATT Worldnet) and they told me 
that I don't have ONE.  I get a different IP every time I 
connect (or something like that)  And there was also a lot 
of info that I couldn't provide, so I aborted the 
Installation. I couldnt boot normally, it said "F1...BSD" 
then "Default F1" and started the bsd setup again. I used a 
boot disk and I HAD NO HARD DRIVE.  So I formatted my 
computer, but now it says "F1...dos" then "Default F1". 
I've stated everything I've done, and just want to know how 
to fix my computer like it was before. By now its probably 
obvious that I know absolutely nothing about UNIX or 
FreeBSD except that I've heard that it's better for tcp/ip 
connections, servers

Please, someone respond, I really need help.