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hi.

i'm trying to install freebsd on my family box using
the freebsd 5.2 floppies to initiate a network/cd install,
but i keep on receiving "zf_read: unexpected EOF" on both
kern.flp and boot.flp.

i've tried fetching different kern.flp:s from freebsd
mirrors all across europe. and my floppies are clean.

thanks.

--
j.