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From: Lyndon Nerenberg <lyndon@orthanc.ca>
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Subject: Sparc build boxes
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Speaking of throwing hardware at people, I have a couple of Sun V100s that 
could go to a good home for FreeBSD Sparc development purposes.  They come 
equipped with 1GB of RAM and a pair of 80GB disks.  If anyone can make a 
legitimate case for them, drop me a note.

--lyndon