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From: Adrian Chadd <adrian@obiwan.psinet.net.au>
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> Two questions... First, is there going to be an alpha mailing list I could
> subscribe to, to keep an ear on the alpha development?  In about six
> months I plan on picking up an alpha workstation just 'for the heck of
> it', but only if I can put FreeBSD (in any form :b) on it..
> 

Ditto, except mine is in about two weeks. :)

I plan on putting a decent sized SCSI drive in the machine when I get it,
and I'll be putting it at work incase anyone wants to fiddle with it
remotely (of course, suggesting what to run so you can fiddle is a good
thing. :)

Suggestions?

Adrian