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From: "Bruce R. Montague" <brucem@mail.cruzio.com>
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Subject: Saintsong Cappuccino, GX1, pricobsd
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 re:

> actually made in Tawain by Saintsong - under the name Capuccino
> GX1...wickedly small albeit pricey.
 
> I have both of these units running FreeBSD 4.5 with X-Windows (no not
> picobsd, but I'm sure it would work).  
 
 I have run both FreeBSD 4.5 (w/X) and picobsd on the Capuccino.
Used as a vanilla "unexpandable miniserver" for NFS/DHCP/X it seems fine
(havent really abused it), and it looks pretty too... except
for all the connectors and cables... biggest complaint about 
it seems to be the RealTek nic chip...
 
 - bruce
 

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