Download QEmu Processor Emulator, as you surely know this Application help you to run x86, x86_64 and SPARC (with others) based applications. You can download some GUI with that, in my personal case QEmuManager was selected.
Second Step
Of course Install it, and create a Virtual Machine, with the Virtual Hard Disk, some easy steps to do that are following the wizard steps in the QEmuManager.
if you don't want to use the wizard then.. make the disk with command
qemu-img create -f qcow2 FreeBSD.dsk 5G
will create image with properties like this
image: FreeBSD.dsk
file format: qcow
virtual size: 5.4G (5779750912 bytes)
disk size: 3.3G
cluster_size: 4096
After create a the HD launch in the Virtual Machine

Once time launched, try to boot with the FreeBSD and install it over the new created disk.
If the installation was successful,

then try to login and start some nice services
I'm starting the Apache Web Server

And testing from the Host computer.
