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I also installed successfully but it doesn't work well. I get sigreturn errors during portsnap. It works perfectly with qemu however. In my opinion FreeBSD works better with qemu, but Windows is much faster under VirtualBox.
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Something like that - you can create a virtual machine (virtual computer) and install on it whatever OS you want (and is supported) just as you have real PC. VirtualBox is just one solution.
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