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From: Jan Koum <jkoum@leland.Stanford.EDU>
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Subject: 133MHz
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	Hello, 
	I am about to get me a box for FreeBSD and I was wondering if it
will run in AMD 133MHz CPU? 
(http://www.amd.com/html/products/prodpr/9690.html)
I am planning to get a new M/B, case and 16MB of RAM. Should I get M/B
with on board controller or get an I/O card for FreeBSD. Thanks. I am also
planning to network it with my Linux 486 machine.

							-- Yan