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To: "Peter Rader Alias Nocturne" <nekronomika@web.de>
Subject: Re: witch platform i have 
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If memory serves me right, "Peter Rader Alias Nocturne" wrote:

> i dont know, if i need i386 or Alpha
> i have an Cyrix; meen Alpha the old 100Mhz Processor of AMD?

[This question doesn't belong on arch@, which is for architectural 
discussions.  You probably want to send questions like this to 
questions@freebsd.org.]

Alpha refers to a line of processors that are most notably seen in
workstations/servers from Digital Equipment Corporation (now Compaq).

Your Cyrix processor should be supported by the i386 port of FreeBSD.

Good luck,

Bruce.



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