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Subject: RE: disassembling i386 code 
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 10:10:01 -0700 
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>Does it work with any of the emulators that run on FreeBSD?
>
>Warner

Good question.
I've played with it under VMWare (which should run under FreeBSD through
linux emulation, though i've not tried it), and it worked fine.
It includes a win32 console executable, os/2 text mode executable, and DOS
extended executable.

I'm mainly stuck using it on my very nice laptop (which can even run NT5 at
a reasonable speed, but that's because it's a P2-350), which FreeBSD doesn't
run on.
--Dan


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