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1.83 nick 18: <h2><font color="#e00000">Platforms</font></h2>
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1.83 nick 25: <h3><font color="#e00000">Supported platforms</font></h3>
1.45 miod 26: <p>
1.83 nick 27: OpenBSD is officially supported on the following platforms.
28: Official support means that the release install media is known
29: to work, that the architecture can self-compile itself, and
30: that most of the basic tools exist on the architecture.
31: As well, <a href="39.html">releases</a> always exist, and
32: there are attempts to make <a href="ftp.html">snapshots</a>
33: available on a regular basis.
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1.83 nick 40: <td><a href="alpha.html"><b>alpha</b></a></td>
41: <td>Digital Alpha-based systems</td>
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44: <td><a href="amd64.html"><b>amd64</b></a></td>
1.83 nick 45: <td>AMD64-based systems</td>
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1.86 deraadt 48: <td><a href="armish.html"><b>armish</b></a></td>
1.91 ! deraadt 49: <td>ARM-based appliances (by Thecus, IO-DATA, and others)</td>
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1.83 nick 52: <td><a href="hp300.html"><b>hp300</b></a></td>
53: <td>Hewlett-Packard HP 9000 series 300 and 400 workstations</td>
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1.83 nick 56: <td><a href="hppa.html"><b>hppa</b></a></td>
57: <td>Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture (PA-RISC) systems</td>
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60: <td><a href="i386.html"><b>i386</b></a></td>
1.83 nick 61: <td>Standard PC and clones based on the Intel i386 architecture and compatible
62: processors</td>
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1.83 nick 65: <td><a href="luna88k.html"><b>luna88k</b></a></td>
66: <td>Omron LUNA-88K and LUNA-88K2 workstations</td>
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1.83 nick 69: <td><a href="mac68k.html"><b>mac68k</b></a></td>
70: <td>Motorola 680x0-based Apple Macintosh with MMU</td>
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74: <td>Apple <i>New World</i> PowerPC-based machines, from the iMac onwards</td>
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82: <td>Motorola 881x0-based VME systems</td>
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1.73 deraadt 85: <td><a href="sgi.html"><b>sgi</b></a></td>
1.83 nick 86: <td>SGI MIPS-based workstations</td>
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1.83 nick 89: <td><a href="sparc.html"><b>sparc</b></a></td>
90: <td>Sun sun4, sun4c and sun4m class SPARC systems</td>
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94: <td>Sun UltraSPARC systems</td>
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1.83 nick 97: <td><a href="vax.html"><b>vax</b></a></td>
98: <td>Digital VAX-based systems</td>
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1.83 nick 101: <td><a href="zaurus.html"><b>zaurus</b></a></td>
102: <td>Sharp Zaurus C3x00 PDAs</td>
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1.83 nick 109: <h3><font color="#e00000">Active porting efforts</font></h3>
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1.83 nick 111: The following ports are not officially supported, and are not on par with
112: supported platforms, but they are being worked on actively and may hopefully
113: become supported platforms in the future.
114: There is normally no official release for these architectures yet,
115: but normally the in-progress source code is checked into the repository,
116: and there is an attempt to start making snapshots.
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1.84 miod 122: <td><a href="aviion.html"><b>aviion</b></a></td>
123: <td>Motorola M881x0-based Data General <i>AViiON</i> systems</td>
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1.83 nick 126: <td>Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture (PA-RISC) 64 bit systems</td>
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1.91 ! deraadt 128: <td><a href="landisk.html"><b>landisk</b></a></td>
! 129: <td>IO-DATA Landisk systems (such as USL-5P)</td>
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1.83 nick 131: <td><a href="solbourne.html"><b>solbourne</b></a></td>
132: <td>Solbourne ``IDT'' <i>Sparc-like</i> S3000, S4000 and S4000DX systems</td>
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1.83 nick 139: <h3><font color="#e00000">Quiet porting efforts</font></h3>
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1.83 nick 141: The following porting efforts have not shown very much activity, and are far
142: from being usable yet; however, there are people working on them so they may
143: hopefully become supported platforms in the future.
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1.89 steven 151: <td>IBM RT/PC systems</td>
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1.83 nick 157: <h3><font color="#e00000">Discontinued ports</font></h3>
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1.83 nick 159: The following platforms have been supported in the past, but have been
160: discontinued for various reasons, and might be supported again in the future.
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168: <td>Amiga and DraCo systems with MMU</td>
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1.83 nick 171: <td><a href="arc.html"><b>arc</b></a></td>
172: <td>ARC compatible MIPS R4k and R5k systems</td>
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1.90 drahn 175: <td><a href="cats.html"><b>cats</b></a></td>
176: <td>StrongARM 110 Evaluation Board</td>
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1.83 nick 179: <td><a href="pegasos.html"><b>pegasos</b></a></td>
180: <td>Pegasos machines by Genesi Sarl. PowerPC-based, VIA chip motherboards.</td>
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1.83 nick 183: <td><a href="pmax.html"><b>pmax</b></a></td>
184: <td>Digital MIPS-based systems</td>
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188: <td>Sun sun3 class systems</td>
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