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From: "Hong Yan (Karen)" <hyan@aquinas.helios.nd.edu>
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Subject: install freebsd over Win95
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Hi, there: 
	I have some problems to install freebsd on my Pentium machine. 
The machine is now running Win95. When I want to install freebsd from 
SCSI-CDROM, after I run install, it tells me there is no enough memory. I 
need do it in MS-DOS mode. But if I quit windows, the system doesn't 
recognize the CD-ROM driver. My questions are: 
1. I can't install freebsd with Win95 running? 
2. What drivers shall I install in order to let MS-DOS know about the 
CD-ROM? I use NCR53C825 PCI-SCSI adapter. 
	Thank you in advance for any kind of advice. 

--Karen