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Subject: Does FreeBSD run on 32-bit sparcs (V8)?
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When I look at FreeBSD distribution I only see sparc64 (which I guess 
implies V9).
When I look at LLVM compiler sources they define V8 as a 32-bit target 
and V9 as 64-bit target.
Does this mean that FreeBSD can only run on V9 and that's what should be 
assumed, and V8 is skipped for FreeBSD?
Just want to confirm my conclusions.

Yuri