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<p dir="auto">⇒ <strong>NetBSD on my Netbook</strong></p>
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<p dir="auto">I wanted to try something new and different. I'm running Linux for over 25 years now (and almost 20 years exclusively Linux on my PCs at home), my servers are on OpenBSD for almost ten years, and I had toyed with FreeBSD every now and then. And then there's the distant past with DOS, OS/2, and Windows, of course.</p>
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<p dir="auto">⇒ <strong>NetBSD: Playing with disklabels</strong></p>
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<p dir="auto">Coming from DOS and Linux (and having largely ignored this on my OpenBSD systems -- yeah, shame on me), I'm not very familiar with the BSD disklabels. So let's have a look.</p>
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