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In a message dated 1/6/05 1:44:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
tedm@toybox.placo.com writes:
> 
> One system cost me 3 months salary in Russia. Is this how you 
> treat your users? Why can't your developer use the machine they 
> used to make 5.3 work?
>
>
>YOU are not PAYING the FreeBSD developers to develop for your
>particular SuperMicro motherboard. 

Teddy,

Its the most prevalent and popolar chipset on the market, Ted. At
least pretend to be somewhat competent at your trade. End uses
shouldnt have to fund "organization" touting "free" OSs on mainstream
chipsets. Its ridiculous that you don't support it.

TM