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From: "Dave H." <hummel@www.buffalostate.edu>
To: dlr <dlr@asylum.org>
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Subject: Re: AMD 5x86 p75 -S
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Yes indeed. My system runs this chip no problem @ 133 or 160. I've run
2.1.5 - 2.1.7 on this box.

On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, dlr wrote:

> 
> 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
>