I could probably post this question to a mac newsgroup or something, but 
I wanted to get some input from people that have actually installed 
MacBSD as their primary OS.

What I was wondering is: if I want to have no Mac OS partition on my 
drive (one of the FAQs said this will work), what do I need to do?  I 
have the APS Power Tools Utility.  I assume that I can start up with a 
CD-ROM, for example, pop a floppy in with APS on it, and partition the 
drive appropriately, then... what?  Do I need to have the Mkfs, the 
Install Utility, and the Booter on the floppy as well?  And, once I've 
gone through all that stuff, do I need to already have all the binaries 
for everything (the kernel, the base distribution, etc) on more 
floppies?  If so, what's the easiest/best way to do this?  If not, 
someone clue me in, please.

Dave

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