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Uh, yes. This is already the case for NetBSD-sparc and linux-sparc-
with greater or lesser degrees of accuracy.


On Sun, 8 Nov 1998, Paolo Di Francesco wrote:

> If someone will port FreeBSD on Sparc, teorically could be more easier to run 
> Solaris apps without solaris. Right?
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> Ciao Ciao
>        Paolo Di Francesco
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