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From: "Jim Lucas" <jelucas@utdallas.edu>
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Subject: Re: 2.5.61 (Yes, there are still Alpha users out there. :-) )
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> Sometimes, running Linux on !=3D i386 is a bit problematic, typically
> because core interfaces or basic functionalities where touched with
> arch-specific code only written for i386... But I continue to run my
> hardware zoo, asking for the missing bits:-)

And we salute you for it.

God bless exotic hardware :)