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> > ARC/AlphaBIOS and SRM, and since we already support SRM that basically
> > leaves the other two (one?  I'm not sure if ARC is deprecated) as
> 	ARC is still the only alternative on systems like the
> Jenson and Multia, as I recall.  And as everyone knows, those suckers are 
> flying around all over the used workstation market right now. 

No, Multia happily has SRM.



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