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Hi Peter

> I don't know if anyone is interested, but my parents just bought a new
> mac, and I snagged their old powermac 6500/225.

 Thanks for the offer, but FreeBSD/PPC is targeting NewWorld machines at
the moment.

 It looks like it's possible to get NetBSD to run on this model if you
want to try a *BSD.

later,

Peter.