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FreeBSDzine Issue #7 out

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August 20, 2000
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    Author: JT Smith

    The latest issue of FreeBSDzine is out. It has articles on dual booting FreeBSD 4.0 with Windows 98, Mexican FreeBSD advocacy and VLan interface configuration

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