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From: User Raymond <raymond@one.com.au>
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Subject: "Certified" FreeBSD hardware
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We supply FreeBSD on good quality systems but have come up against
a multi-national customer that requires a "FreeBSD Certified" system
from a "Tier 1" company.  By "Tier 1" they mean IBM, Compaq, HP etc.

Does anyone know of a "Tier 1" company that provides "FreeBSD Certified"
systems or better still will support FreeBSD.  It appears that
Compaq and HP (and probably others) provide "linux Certified" systems.

Please answer to raymond@one.com.au

Thank you

Ray Newman


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