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From: Rob Mallory <rmallory@wiley.csusb.edu>
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Subject: stanford benchmark/usenix
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If you can't make the conference here in Sunny San Diego this week,
check out the whitepaper on benchmarks of X86 OS's. The authors
are giving a session on it at usenix. freebsd2.0.5 came out preaty
much on top. http://plastique.stanford.edu/ 

Rob Mallory    rmallory@Qualcomm.com