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Subject: Re: Running BSDI binaries
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 14:26:39 +0000 ()
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In-Reply-To: <m0tuLz7-0005yAC@mars.mcs.com> from "Kevin Martin" at Mar 6, 96 10:22:41 am
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> 
> Recently, I've had a couple of customers who want to run commercial BSDI
> binaries.  I know there's BSDI support in FreeBSD somewhere, but it's not
> part of the normal release, am I right?  Where can I find the appropriate
> library or module or patch or whatever I need?

Hi,

I believe the ability to run BSDI binary file is already in FreeBSD 2.1
(for historical reasons) and I know it can run BSDI 1.x binary files, but 
probably not BSDI 2.0.

The best way to identify is : run it under FreeBSD 2.1. At least I can
run Netscape BSDI version under FreeBSD 2.1 quite happily.

ywliu