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> Being new to the list and having just joined I don't know if this is
> general knowledge or not.  But is FreeBSD for PPC being developed for
> just  PPC based Macs, or does that include POP boards and other PPC
> hardware too?

Recent PowerMacs are the initial target, because they are plentiful, but
other platforms are expected - not surprisingly, as there's already plenty
on Unixish stuff on PowerMacs.

More info:
http://www.freebsd.org/platforms/ppc.html>




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