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From: tanel@juku.li.ttu.ee (Tanel Kuusk)
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> Or are there any other plans to support Pentium or even to port 
> to PowerPC? Sure FreeBSD will already run on a Pentium machine but
> this CPU has some more feature than a 486 or even a 386 has, which
> if supported by the OS directly may make a machine even more faster...;-)
FreeBSD runs on Pentium machines. And work is in progress to support
multiple-pentium machines. 
Don't know about PowerPC. I've heard also something about the MC680x0
and Sparc ports being developed.
NetBSD runs on a variety of architectures.

  Tanel