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Subject: Sun X86 servers
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I'd like to know if anyone is using the Sun X86 servers with 6.x.  If
so, how is it preforming?  I'm looking at possibly using them in a
diskless environment (and a couple possibly with disks)  I've read in
the past that the disk controllers were not supported yet, I'm not sure
if that's changed (or changing).  What about network controllers?

Please contact me off-list (unless others are interested as well).

TIA!

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