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From: Jim Griffin <griffin@oswego.edu>
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Is there a version of FreeBSD that will run on an older Intel x86
machine?  80286 or lower? With minimal amounts of memory.  Perhaps an
early version of FreeBSD?  The only information that I can find pertains
to versions 2+ which apparently require a 80386 or higher.

Thanks
Jim Griffin
griffin@oswego.edu