Re: 386BSD <-> Linux binary compatability? (ie: X8514)

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Subject: Re: 386BSD <-> Linux binary compatability? (ie: X8514)

Date: Saturday, October 24, 1992 - 4:20 pm

In article <1992Oct24.190041.23299@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> mmead@nyx.cs.du.edu (Matt Mead) writes:
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>   Will that XS3 driver run X on a Diamond Stealth (it's S3)??
NO - THERE IS NO PUBLIC DOMAIN X SERVER FOR diamond stealth!

Please take your card back and get something more user friendly
like Actix's GraphicsEngine or Orchid's Farenheit 1280.
The GraphicEngine can be obtained for $210 from Palo Alto 
MicroComputers in Palo Alto, Ca.

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>Matt
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>* Matthew C. Mead                                                             *
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>* mmead@vtssi.vt.edu          "To know everything would be impractical;       *

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Re: 386BSD <-> Linux binary compatability? (ie: X8514), Amancio Hasty Jr, (Sat Oct 24, 4:20 pm)


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Re: 386BSD <-> Linux binary compatability? (ie: X8514)

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