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Dear Project People:
     Last Spring I purchased the BSD Mall software FreeBSD 5.0 from a local 
computer store.  I would like to determine what hardware is compatible with 
this OS.  Is there a set of 'White Papers', or a Hardware Compatibility List 
that can be viewed in updated form periodically?  Are there different lists 
or papers for different sub-version?  In other words, does 5.1 have a 
different list or papers than 5.0?  What difference would NetBSD or OpenBSD 
have in terms of compatibility?

Sincerely, Frank

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