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> The only Alpha I can think of that runs FreeBSD and has PCMCIA
> slots in Multia.  Hardly a desirable machine anymore given its lack
> of speed.

There were efforts to get wi wireless cards working with add-in boards
on the alpha, but I never got patches back from these people...

Warner