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Special Forums UNIX Desktop Questions & Answers Question regarding BSD:) Post 21153 by jjh on Sunday 12th of May 2002 10:40:14 AM

05-12-2002

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Unfourtunatly. FreeBSD does NOT run on a Macintosh, either G4. G3, PPC, or 68K. It will only run on a i386 (pentium) computer or Alpha. Rather similar to FreeBSD is NetBSD, that is designed to run on almost everycomputer imaginable. It DOES support ALL of the mac processors I talked about up there, goto http://www.netbsd.org They have a wonderful install guide

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