Pre-Installation Tasks - Revision history

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 While the PC-BSD® installer is very easy to use, installing a brand new operating system can sometimes be a daunting task.
 Before you begin, there are a few things you should check to ensure that your system is ready to install PC-BSD®.
 * '''Are you dual-booting or installing over the entire drive?''' If you are dual-booting you will need to ensure that you have a primary partition available. You should also review the section on [[Dual Booting]] to make sure you are comfortable with preparing the drive for the installation and to determine which boot loader best suits your needs.
 * '''Have you backed up your important data?''' Any irreplaceable data, such as emails, bookmarks, or important files and documents should always be backed up to an external media, such as a removable drive, or to another system ''' ''before'' ''' installing or upgrading any operating system.
 If you would like to try out PC-BSD® without committing to an install, try [[PC-BSD® Live Mode]] first. This is an excellent way to determine if your hardware will work with PC-BSD®.
 Should you run into an issue with your installation there are many different [[Finding Help|ways to get help]].
 This section discusses the following topics:
 * [[Hardware Requirements]]
 * [[Laptops]]
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 * [[Using VirtualBox]]
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 While the PC-BSD® installer is very easy to use, installing a brand new operating system can sometimes be a daunting task.
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-<noinclude>{{NavHeader|back=PC-BSD for Linux Users|forward=Hardware Requirements}}</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{NavHeader|back=PC-BSD® for Linux Users|forward=Hardware Requirements}}</noinclude>
-While the PC-BSD installer is very easy to use, installing a brand new operating system can sometimes be a daunting task.
+While the PC-BSD® installer is very easy to use, installing a brand new operating system can sometimes be a daunting task.
-Before you begin, there are a few things you should check to ensure that your system is ready to install PC-BSD.
+Before you begin, there are a few things you should check to ensure that your system is ready to install PC-BSD®.
 * '''Are you dual-booting or installing over the entire drive?''' If you are dual-booting you will need to ensure that you have a primary partition available. You should also review the section on [[Dual Booting]] to make sure you are comfortable with preparing the drive for the installation and to determine which boot loader best suits your needs.
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 * '''Have you backed up your important data?''' Any irreplaceable data, such as emails, bookmarks, or important files and documents should always be backed up to an external media, such as a removable drive, or to another system ''' ''before'' ''' installing or upgrading any operating system.
-If you would like to try out PC-BSD before committing to an install, try [[PC-BSD Live Mode]] first. This is an excellent way to determine if your hardware will work with PC-BSD.
+If you would like to try out PC-BSD® before committing to an install, try [[PC-BSD® Live Mode]] first. This is an excellent way to determine if your hardware will work with PC-BSD®.
 Should you run into an issue with your installation there are many different [[Finding Help|ways to get help]].
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 * [[Partitioning the Hard Drive]]
-* [[Obtaining PC-BSD]]
+* [[Obtaining PC-BSD®]]
 * [[Burning the Installation Media]]
-* [[PC-BSD Live Mode]]
+* [[PC-BSD® Live Mode]]
 * [[Using VirtualBox]]