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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@luke.cpl.net>
To: Joel Maple <joel@inetnow.com>
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Subject: Re: Mac
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> Hello,
> 	I just finished reading about FreeBSD and I am very interested in
> it. But I couldn't find any mentioning of running it on a Macintosh.
> Is that possible? I own a Performa 6290 with an IDE internal harddrive 
> and a 3 gig SCSI external drive, is there any possible way to run your 
> software on my hardware.

No. I do believe NetBSD runs on Mac, and just about every platform known
to man. :) You can find more information at www.netbsd.org