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For a comprehensive guide to installing and using freebsd, the following handbook is available from the freebsd documentation project. Redistributions in compiled form transformed to other dtds, converted to pdf, postscript, rtf and other. Freebsd is a free and opensource unixlike operating system descended from the berkeley software distribution bsd, which was based on research unix. This handbook covers the installation and day to day use of freebsd 5. Freebsd boot process freebsd architecture handbook.
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