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Subject: Re: Intel ISP1100, ISP2200
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> has anybody installed FreeBSD on an Intel ISP1100 or Intel ISP2200 Box?
> 
> At the technical spec I can read:
> 
> Operating systems supported: Windows NT* 4.0 Server and Red Hat* Linux 6.1
> 
> Looks like a normal mainboard with Intel BX chipset and Intel 10/100 NIC -
> so FreeBSD should run on it.

Yup. I recently installed 4.1-STABLE on an ISP1100. Worked like a charm.
I'll dig out the dmesg tomorrow when I'm at the office.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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