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From: Tom Samplonius <tom@sdf.com>
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On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Dennis wrote:

> At 01:23 PM 01/17/2001, Richard Cramer wrote:
> >Dennis,
> >
> >I am falling behind..are there 64-bit MBs available?  If so who's? Do
> >they run FreeBSD?  I see you occasionally on the Zebra list
> >occasionally.  Are you running Zebra in production and how does it
> >hold up?
> >
> >Hope you have a profitable new year,
> >Dick
> >Sytex Access Ltd.
> 
> Most manufacturers have one. Its the Intel SE (server) series chipset. 
> Intel, supermicro, ASUS, they all have them.

  Dell, IBM, and HP all the ServerNet chipset instead.

  For instance, the IBM eServer x340 has 64 bit PCI.  I'm using a 64bit
Mylex RAID on one of them right now.

> Dennis



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