>I'm running a related operating system at home (FreeBSD), and with
>an "IBM DX2-80" CPU; the initial probe reports:
>Jun  4 04:37:01 spath /kernel: CPU: Cy486DLC (486-class CPU)
>Jun  4 04:37:01 spath /kernel:   Origin = "Cyrix"
>Similar church, wrong pew...

Actually, it is a real Cyrix, or a real IBM chip, depending on how you
look at it.  Cyrix is a "fab-less" chip company -- they design chips,
but they don't have any manufacturing facilities.  IBM and TI actually
manufacture all their chips for them.

So yeah, probably even the same row, just sitting down by Aunt Bertha.

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