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Subject: AMD 5x86 p75 -S
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I booted the above chip with a floppy boot disk and it got to the part 
where it was supposed to go into the install menu and it hung with a 
little white square in the lower left of the screen. Has anyone 
successfully gotten this chip to run freebsd (i was using 2.1R)?  

the chip is overclocked to 160mhz. It runs windoz fine. Should i just can 
it and give this to my kids or is it possible to make freebsd run on it, 
or is it another problem.

i've installed freebsd about 30 times or so and haven't had an install 
hang like this but i've always used intel chips.

cheers,

dave