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greetings,

I am making the transition into FreeBSD, and it has been very enjoyable
so far.  Information that I use to find useful in slackware was the
/proc/cpuinfo,
pci, meminfo, etc..  when i stray into /proc on FreeBSD it seems to be
nothing
but numbers.  Is there any information that is equal to what slackware
spewed
out?

Thanks





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