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Dear list
 
I just bought a Supermicro P4SCT.
The BIOS has an option called "MPS version" of the operating system.
Could someone tell me what the MPS version of FreeBSD 4.10 is, and maybe
what MPS actually means?!
 
TIA
 
zheyu