"*This is the first time i come in contact with any Linux OS and FreeBsd
*This is also the first time i install any Linux Os and FreeBsd"


Ouch! you walked in unprepared many newbies do the same
thing they use Windows & get the shock of there life when they
enter the world of BSD and Linux cold turkey they don't know how to use
the VI editor or even switch shells from csh to ksh I'd suggest
starting with something very light like 'Linux for Dummies' and take it
very slow learn all the basic stuff like the important commands
how to move around the operating system, how the file structure
works the same for FreeBSD.

FreeBSD First Steps

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO...ers/index.html

BSD Explained

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO...bsd/index.html

How to get best results from the FreeBSD-questions mailing list

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO...ons/index.html

This is important to read if you don't want to look silly or get flamed on
a mailing list.


Here are books I'd suggest to ease the pain:
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Sams Teach Yourself FreeBSD in 21 days
by Micheal Urban

This is an excellent book for newbies it's very well layed
out and easy to follow

FreeBSD an Open Source Operating System for your
Personal Computer
By Annelise Anderson

It covers everything you need to know comes with
a freebsd cdrom this is the book I recommend
to my friends when they need a place to start
besides the FreeBSD manual.

Absolute BSD
By Micheal Lucas

If you need FreeBSD reference this book is it you
don't get any better

Unix Bible, Second Edition
Yves Lepage, Paul Iarrera
ISBN: 0-7645-4687-2
Paperback
750 pages

Some other helpful resources:
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Dru Lavigne at Orielly writes columns covering Freebsd
read those she writes good stuff and you can learn alot:

http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/73


Hope this helps you out

Doc