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Subject: Re: freebsd on sparcstation 20
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On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 don_homer@gmx.net wrote:

> i have a short question. is it possible to run freebsd on a
> sparcstation 20 with 144mb of memory? if yes, which portation do i
> have to use?
>
> gerald

  Sparc 20s are 32bit.  FreeBSD/sparc64 only works on 64 bit Sparcs
(UltraSparc CPUs).

  NetBSD and OpenBSD have distributions for 32bit Sparc systems like the
Sparc 20.

Tom