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Date:      Tue, 10 Aug 1999 16:19:21 -0400
From:      "Dave T-wood" <dtwood@ncweb.com>
To:        <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.org>
Subject:   Installation of FreeBSD questions..
Message-ID:  <013a01bee36d$a2ee01c0$0400a8c0@tacodog>

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Hello there.  First off, I'm sorry.  I'm not by any means new to PC's, =
or computers for that matter..  And I have been 'Out of the MS/Intel =
world' (I had an Amiga :P)  But I am having some serious trouble =
installing the OS on a 486 based system (Actually an Intel Pentium =
Overdrive)..  Here's a rough description..  A 28.8 modem on Com3, =
pleanty of HD space (3.1GB), the above noted CPU, 32 MB RAM, 1MB video =
(mach32 if it matters)..  I rely on a PPP connection to the internet, =
sadly no direct or perminent connection here, although the machine in =
question is also hooked up to a LAN (okay, got a Linksys 10BT card, =
too).  I tried to use the modem and PPP program to manually dial my =
provider, but it never seems to work.  (can't do any AT command or =
anything!)  So what I wanted to do was d/l the installation files on one =
of the LAN'ed PC's (like the one I'm using right now) and install via my =
LAN.  But I have searched high and low (all the text files) and none of =
them say WHAT exactly I need to download to do this!  They reference the =
CD (would prefer the free download!) and going the FTP route =
(again--modem not responding..  BTW - It's a USRobotics 28.8 =
Sportster)..  Any comments, ideas, or thoughts you have would be greatly =
appreciated!  Thanks for your time,=20

                 Dave Thistlewood

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an Intel=20
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modem on=20
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video=20
(mach32 if it matters)..&nbsp; I rely on a PPP connection to the =
internet, sadly=20
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is also=20
hooked up to a LAN (okay, got a Linksys 10BT card, too).&nbsp; I tried =
to use=20
the modem and PPP program to manually dial my provider, but it never =
seems to=20
work.&nbsp; (can't do any AT command or anything!)&nbsp; So what I =
wanted to do=20
was d/l the installation files on one of the LAN'ed PC's (like the one =
I'm using=20
right now) and install via my LAN.&nbsp; But I have searched high and =
low (all=20
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do=20
this!&nbsp; They reference the CD (would prefer the free download!) and =
going=20
the FTP route (again--modem not responding..&nbsp; BTW - It's a =
USRobotics 28.8=20
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greatly=20
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