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From: mborland@b-swing.com (Matt Borland)
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I have a very simple and embarassingly stupid question.

I saw something about how FreeBSD works on x86 processors, and I
wondered if this includes the 'newer' chips, such as Intel's various MMX
and Pentium II chips.

Thanks,

Matt