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From: "Jonathan E. Lyons" <parrothd@midwest.net>
Subject: FreeBSD w/ Older bios & hard drives greater than 500meg..
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One more quick qeuestion,
	 My current BSD box is a 486/66 with an older bios. I was able to salvage
a 1 gig drive from another system and I'd like to use it in this older
computer, but I'm affaid the bios is pretty old, and probably only supports
drives under 500 meg, is there a work around for this?  

Something like E-Zdrive for dos, but for FreeBSD?


Thanks!!