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Date: Mon, 9 Jan 95 16:11:32 PST
From: Jim Lewinson <jiml@Csli.Stanford.EDU>
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Subject: FreeBSD Hardware
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How can I learn what sort of minimal hardware we need to run FreeBSD?
We have a release on a CD-ROM, and were thinking of trying to run it on
some sort of 386 machine, but don't know what hardware it is (easily?)
compatible with.

This is to support a non-profit called PetNet in the SF Bay area.

						Thanks,
						Jim Lewinson