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From: mlk@mlksys.atl.ga.us (Michael L. Kornegay)
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Subject: new potential user hw clarification questions...
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Hi,  

I am in the process of purchasing a new computer and am checking to
see what hw requirements FreeBSD has.  

I was easily able to see what PCMCIA Ethernet cards are supported.  

I am curious if there are any special limitations on support for
PCMCIA modems including v34?  

Nothing was said about laptops that contain trackpoint, glidepoint
and other mouse alternatives.  Do such pointing devices work?

Thanks,

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