AS1200

[Kevin A. Pieckiel]

I just acquired an AlphaServer 1200.  This is my first experience with actually
operating an alpha aside from having a shell account on one.  When it arrives,
it will have NetBSD; I'm considering putting FreeBSD on it.  Should I decide to
do so, how can I best help the alpha developers of FreeBSD in regards to testing
and bug reporting?  I'm a developer who's intimately familiar with ANSI C, but
I've never attempted to become familiar with kernel code.  I'm willing to spend
some time on the alpha port since I now own an alpha.  I'm guessing running
5.0-current would be helpful, since there are LOTS of untested architectural
changes in the code....

Or is this best asked on -hackers?

Thanks,
Kevin


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