At 2:27 PM -0500 1/1/02, John Klos wrote:
>I don't know if the comparison to the LC475 is fair, though; the 68040 is
>generally four times faster than a 68030 when they're both running at the
>same clock speed.

Yeah, but when it comes to NetBSD, I'll take a slower 68030 over a 
68*LC*040 any day :P

I have a Q840AV running NetBSD (serving things like MUDs), but also 
have an LC7 (33/66Mhz LC040) which I would prefer to use for that. I 
also have an SE with PDS Ethernet for a telnet client and recipe 
storage ;-). All-in-one designs are quite convenient.

Mike
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