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From: rkw@shark.dataplex.net (Richard Wackerbarth)
Subject: Re: Mac compatabilaty....?
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>You don't happen to have a version of FreeBSD that will run on a
>non-power-pc Mac?  If so would I be able to run Mac and Unix programs
>if I booted under FreeBSD?  Is there any kind of "boot-manager" that
>would let me quickly select wheather I wanted to boot under the Mac or
>Unix OS at startup?  -btc

FreeBSD, at the present time, runs only on the Intel x86 (and clones) platforms.
You might want to look into NetBSD, a similar system with the same origins.
That system runs on a number of platforms including some older models of
the Apple Macintosh.