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From: mark thompson <thompson@squirrel.tgsoft.com>
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Subject: Fujitsu Lifebook install or win95
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I am looking for hints and tips for installing on a fujitsu lifebook.

1) It does not seem to recognize the 2.2.1 CDROM as bootable, although
my desktop (clone) does.

It does have WIN95 installed now. I exited from that to DOS, and
2) tried to boot freebsd with 'install', but it pretty quickly reset the
machine, which rebooted win95.

3) tried to make a boot floppy (same way, exit win95 to dos, use script
on cdrom). Floppy got to the BOOT: prompt, but was unable to find a
kernel to boot. Hmmmm.... it just occurred to me that the Fujitsu has an
IDE CDROM... Maybe i need a different boot floppy?

Well, any experiences would be most welcome. I have already "partition
magic'ed" the hard-disk, and there is space just waiting for FreeBSD.

-mark