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From: jleppek@suw2k.ess.harris.com (James Leppek)
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Subject: freebsd and notebooks
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I am trying to get some customer's to allow me to do some
network security research using freebsd on notebooks. This
would allow us to take our research "on the road" and
easily present at conferences.
So the big question becomes what are the KNOWN freebsd
compatible notebooks with:
	active matrix display (800x600 would be nice :-) )
	8-16 Meg memory
	dx4/100 or pentium
	sound ( we have some audio apps that just play .au files)
	ethernet card
	modem card

also some of our displays are MOTIF, is that available anymore?

Any success stories out there?
Anything to avoid...

they would probably be setup as dual-bootable,
dos/windows and freebsd (well the one's we send to them, mine
would just be freebsd :-) )

Thanks for any info...

Jim