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DonFeb 4, 1999 4:32 am 
Adauto SouzaFeb 4, 1999 4:39 am 
Andrew GallatinFeb 4, 1999 6:09 am 
Doug RabsonFeb 4, 1999 6:22 am 
Joerg CzeranskiFeb 4, 1999 6:40 am 
Andrew GallatinFeb 4, 1999 6:53 am 
Scot ElliottFeb 4, 1999 6:56 am 
Stuart KrivisFeb 4, 1999 7:28 am 
Martin HellerFeb 4, 1999 8:19 am 
Todd VierlingFeb 4, 1999 8:26 am 
Ted SpradleyFeb 4, 1999 8:33 am 
Stuart KrivisFeb 4, 1999 8:42 am 
Ted SpradleyFeb 4, 1999 8:47 am 
Matthew JacobFeb 4, 1999 9:41 am 
DonFeb 4, 1999 7:26 pm 
DonFeb 4, 1999 7:46 pm 
Peter WemmFeb 4, 1999 7:54 pm 
Terry LambertFeb 4, 1999 8:08 pm 
Jason ThorpeFeb 4, 1999 8:42 pm 
Jason ThorpeFeb 4, 1999 8:48 pm 
Peter WemmFeb 4, 1999 10:01 pm 
Christian WeisgerberFeb 5, 1999 2:09 am 
Scot ElliottFeb 5, 1999 2:51 am 
Christian WeisgerberFeb 5, 1999 1:35 pm 
DonFeb 5, 1999 1:45 pm 
John BirrellFeb 5, 1999 1:56 pm 
DonFeb 5, 1999 4:50 pm 
Doug RabsonFeb 9, 1999 11:59 am 
Subject:alpha PC
From:Adauto Souza (ada@df.ufpe.br)
Date:Feb 4, 1999 4:39:27 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-alpha

I have got four AlphaPC 164LX stations, 533 MHz, running redhat Linux.

I am looking for help to install FreeBSD on my machines.

I've tried to install both FreeBSD and OpenBSD but I face problems with the BIOS. Indeed the machines have Alpha BIOS instead SRM. The present configuration is able to run both Linux (running right now) and Windows NT. Under Linux the system starts from MILO.

Do anybody out there know how can I overcome this problem?

I really do want to run FreeBSD on the Alpha stations. I've got a lot of pc's running FreeBSD and they perform very fine.

Adauto

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