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Milko Kretschmann <milko@telebyte.nl> writes:

>First,  I'd like to run unix or linux on it as well. Can I download a (simple) version of them somewhere ? And 

Yes. You will have to repartition your disk, though, to make room for the
new operating system. This usually means reinstalling your DOS partition.

>how would I proceed then; can I download under windows or dos  and from there install the program ?

One place to start is the FreeBSD web site. Take a look at

	http://www.ca.freebsd.org/handbook/

for an introduction to FreeBSD -- a UNIX variant derived from 4.4BSD.

While you can install FreeBSD via the Internet I would recommend that
you purchase the CD and install from that, unless you are very comfortable
configuring SLIP/PPP links and the associated routing table entries manually.
If the machine is (or can be) directly connected to the Internet (i.e.
you can stick it on an Internet-connected Ethernet) then installing over
the net is a breeze.

--lyndon


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