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From: Craig Johnston <caj@praline.no.neosoft.com>
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Subject: ABIT IT5H, K6 and FreeBSD
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I've got an ABIT IT5H here I want to slap a K6 into, but I'm
concerned about the linear voltage regulators.  Could I get
a show of hands of folks out there running FreeBSD on this
board with this processor at >= 200Mhz?  Anyone had problems?

I'm probably going to want to overclock it to 83Mhz bus/2.5
multiplier, if possible.

I'm running 83Mhz/1.5x right now with a K5-166.

thx,
Craig.

PS -- got 'make world' or GENERIC compile times?