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From: "Justin M. Seger" <jseger@freebsd.scds.com>
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Subject: What kind of Alphas will DEC be donating?
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What kind of Alphas will DEC be donating? I'm curious about this because I
currently have an AlphaStation 200. I'm in the process of installing Linux on it
and have found that each kind of Alpha requires a different boot disk. I know
that this ISN'T true for OpenBSD...
Anyway, I was just curious if it will be an AlphaStation, AlphaServer, or 
something else. Also, do you guys currently have an implementation plan that 
includes info on what machines this will actually run on?

Thanks in advance,
-Justin Seger-