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Subject: Supported Hardwre : Sun X2100 ?
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Dear all,
a simple question, is the recent Sun X2100 Servers
family (AMD Opteron 148,152,175 / SATA) planned to be
supported, or simply, does FreeBSD 6.x run whithout
trouble on this kind of system ?

Thanks for your attention,

v/