I installed PC-BSD 1.0rc1 on a separate drive on my desktop box. It didn't like booting when on my primary master but ran fine there. I put my XP on secondary master and that was OK.
I like FreeBSD as a non-windows operating system. I have it on 2 servers without GUI (who needs it on a...
You can configure one computer as a router. It will need NAT cards in all your other computers too. Hook them all together through a hub. I believe every version of Windows since 98 can do this. I know that FreeBSD and other *NIX OS's support it.
I have an 8 GB HD as my C drive, a 80 GB as my D. Win XP on the C and everything else on the D. When I get into trouble I simply reformat the C drive and never lose data.
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