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From: karant@gallium.csusb.edu (Dr. Yasha Karant)
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Subject: Supported components
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A colleague of mine is going to purchase a new Intel P family based
machine.  Is there a FAQ, doc, or other document which lists which:

1. buses (ISA, EISA, MCS, PCI, ... ) and maximum RAM

2. disk controllers and vendor model number (IDE, SCSI, SCSI-2, ... ,
and which vendors)

3.  video adapter cards

4.  IEEE 802.3 cards

5.  CDROM drives and/or controller cards

6.  Multimedia devices

7.  Pointing devices (e.g., mouse) and controller

8.  Tape (QIC, 4mm, 8mm, reel-to-reel) and controller

9.  Other devices and controllers

are currently supported (e.g., FreeBSD actually boots and runs) on
which version (release number)?

Only supported hardware will be ordered, of course.

Thanks for any information.

Yasha Karant
karant@gallium.csusb.edu