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From: "Steffen M. Boelaars" <freebsd.org@graphicscave.com>
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Hello,

I just discovered that this project exists. How great!

Now the thing is, that I want to create this 'hackme' system (to use at big 
hacking-lan-parties), running FreeBSD. But to run it on SGI hardware would be 
great. FreeBSD is a very secure OS. But if you got some exploit, that you 
invented/found on a hackme box, to root it eventualy, then you can play 
internet-terrorist. But not if the exploit you got only works on an SGI 
system ;)

And apart from this I am also myself just very interested in getting another 
OS than Irix to run on one of my many SGI systems.
I have an Indigo2 r10000 195 MHz here that is dieing to be used.

Sooo.... after all this blablabla: how's things with the project, where can I 
do something/anything at all to make things work a bit more?

:-D

Greetings,

Steffen M. Boelaars
out there somewhere in The Netherlands.