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From: berend@beard.nest.nl (Berend de Boer)
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Subject: Installing over ethernet 
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Hello All,

I like to install FreeBSD to a machine with no CD-Rom attached. Another  
machine running Windows NT has a CD-Rom. In both machines I've an  
ethernet card.

Can I install FreeBSD when I login to the Windows NT machine? I can  
login to the Windows NT machine as:
  1. using Lantastic with SMB support.
  2. Some FreeBSD pre-install disk/boot process, and FTP it from the       
     Windows NT machine??

Anyone done this (probably not) but maybe you have any hints.

Thanks,

Berend.