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From: "Dimitri Vlahakis" <dcv@panix.com>
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Date: Thu, 9 May 1996 18:28:46 +5
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Subject: Motherboard Upgrade
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I'll be purchasing an upgrade for my motherboard soon, and I wanted 
to hear whether anyone had any suggestions on chipsets/motherboards 
that worked with FreeBSD.  I'm looking for a Pentium 166, and I'm 
leaning towards buying one with the Intel Triton 2  chipset, maybe 
manufactured by SuperMicro.  Any suggestions/experiences?

tia,

Dimitri
Dimitri Vlahakis
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