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Just as a reminder to everyone, we do have a (completely dormant :-) )
freebsd-sparc mailing list that I invite everyone and anyone interested
in sparc to join.

Martin Cracauer wrote:
> 
> In <3934.958710076@localhost>, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
> >       o SPARC port
> >         Already working on this: [nobody]
> 
> What's the public opinion on the sparc64 vs. older issue?  Is that
> meant to be be for sun4u (and upwards) machines only?  Is there still
> a point to target to pre-ultra machines?


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