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1.25 deraadt 17: <h2><font color=#e00000>Platforms.</font><hr></h2>
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1.25 deraadt 19: <h3><font color=#e00000>Platforms currently supported.</font></h3>
1.1 deraadt 20:
21: <p>
1.8 downsj 22: OpenBSD is officially supported on the following; <a href=ftp.html>snapshots</a>
23: and releases are generally available for them.
1.1 deraadt 24:
25: <p>
1.26 deraadt 26: <table border=1>
27: <tr>
28: <th>Architecture</th>
29: <th>Details</th>
30: </tr>
31: <tr>
32: <td>
33: <a href=alpha.html>alpha</a>
34: </td><td>
35: DEC Alpha-based machines.
36: </td>
37: </tr><tr>
38: <td>
39: <a href=amiga.html>amiga</a>
40: </td><td>
41: Amiga m68k-based models (MMU required).
42: </td>
43: </tr><tr>
44: <td>
45: <a href=hp300.html>hp300</a>
46: </td><td>
47: Hewlett-Packard HP300/HP400 machines.
48: </td>
49: </tr><tr>
50: <td>
51: <a href=i386.html>i386</a>
52: </td><td>
53: PC's based on the Intel i386 architecture, including 386, 486, Pentium and compatible processors.
54: </td>
55: </tr><tr>
56: <td>
57: <a href=mac68k.html>mac68k</a>
58: </td><td>
59: Most MC680x0-based Apple Macintosh models.
60: </td>
61: </tr><tr>
62: <td>
1.34 brad 63: <a href=macppc.html>macppc</a>
1.26 deraadt 64: </td><td>
1.34 brad 65: Apple PowerPC-based machines: iMac, G3, G4, G4 Cube ...
1.26 deraadt 66: </td>
67: </tr><tr>
68: <td>
1.34 brad 69: <a href=mvme68k.html>mvme68k</a>
1.26 deraadt 70: </td><td>
1.34 brad 71: Motorola MVME147/16x/17x 68K VME cards.
1.26 deraadt 72: </td>
73: </tr><tr>
74: <td>
75: <a href=sparc.html>sparc</a>
76: </td><td>
77: Sun's Sun4, Sun4c, and Sun4m models.
78: </td>
1.28 ericj 79: </tr><tr>
80: <td>
81: <a href="sun3.html">sun3</a>
82: </td><td>
83: Sun's 68020 based Sun3 models.
84: </td>
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86: <td>
87: <a href=vax.html>vax</a>
88: </td><td>
89: DEC's VAX computers.
90: </td>
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1.25 deraadt 94: <h3><font color=#e00000>Platforms which could exist</font></h3>
1.8 downsj 95:
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1.26 deraadt 97: These platforms, unlike the rest of the OpenBSD architectures,
98: are not actively maintained in the OpenBSD source tree.
99: Support can be easily ported over from NetBSD, though, or we have
100: work being done by our own members. If anyone has such hardware and would
1.8 downsj 101: be interested in maintaining these ports within OpenBSD, please contact
1.26 deraadt 102: <a href="mailto:deraadt@openbsd.org">Theo de Raadt</a>. This list is
103: ordered so that the architectures "most likely" to be supported are
104: near the top.
1.8 downsj 105:
106: <p>
1.26 deraadt 107: <table border=1>
108: <tr>
109: <th>Architecture</th>
110: <th>Details</th>
111: </tr>
112: <tr>
113: <td>
114: <a href=hppa.html>hppa</a>
115: </td><td>
1.31 mickey 116: Hewlett-Packard PA-RISC HP700/HP800 models (32 bits).
1.26 deraadt 117: </td>
118: </tr><tr>
119: <td>
120: <a href=mvme88k.html>mvme88k</a>
121: </td><td>
122: Motorola MVME18x and MVME19x 88K VME cards.
123: </td>
124: </tr><tr>
125: <td>
126: <a href=sparc64.html>sparc64</a>
127: </td><td>
1.33 brad 128: SUN UltraSPARC-based machines.
1.26 deraadt 129: </td>
130: </tr><tr>
131: <td>
132: <a href=arm32.html>arm32</a>
133: </td><td>
134: Acorn ARM6+ computers.
135: </td>
136: </tr><tr>
137: <td>
138: <a href=atari.html>atari</a>
139: </td><td>
140: Atari TT and Falcon models.
141: </td>
142: </tr><tr>
143: <td>
144: <a href=pc532.html>pc532</a>
145: </td><td>
146: A rare NS32532-based computer.
147: </td>
148: </tr><tr>
149: <td>
150: <a href=sun3x.html>sun3x</a>
151: </td><td>
152: Sun's 68030-based Sun3 models.
153: </td>
154: </tr><tr>
155: <td>
156: <a href=x68k.html>x68k</a>
157: </td><td>
158: SHARP X680x0 m68k-based machines. (MMU required)
159: </td>
160: </tr><tr>
161: <td>
162: <a href=romp.html>romp</a>
163: </td><td>
164: IBM PC RT series of machines.
165: </td>
166: </tr><tr>
167: <td>
168: <a href=sgi.html>sgi</a>
169: </td><td>
1.33 brad 170: SGI MIPS-based machines.
1.26 deraadt 171: </td>
172: </tr><tr>
173: <td>
174: <a href=arc.html>arc</a>
175: </td><td>
1.33 brad 176: MIPS R4K and R5K based machines. Including ARC platforms (some).
177: </td>
178: </tr><tr>
179: <td>
180: <a href=pmax.html>pmax</a>
181: </td><td>
182: DEC MIPS-based machines.
1.26 deraadt 183: </td>
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! 186: <a href=humppa.html>humppa</a>
! 187: </td><td>
! 188: Awesome machines which don't exist yet.
! 189: </td>
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