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Date: Wed, 19 Oct 1994 16:27:18 +0000
From: Grady Drago <msmail.dragoa1@tsod.lmig.com>
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Should FreeBSD be able to work on an IBM Model 80 386/20Mhz? I know 
LINUX does not support microchannel PCs (PS/2s), not to mention 
there could be other difficulties.

The reason I ask this is when we ran the boot disk on the Model 80 
it seemed to lock after the line :"npx0 : 387 emulator".

Any help is greatly appreciated.


Thanks,

Grady Drago
Liberty Mutual Ins Co.