Talk:Intel (x86) - Quick Install Guide - Revision history

Jimbo: Reverted edits by 199.15.234.226 (Talk) to last revision by Jimbo

2011-08-15T18:58:34Z

Reverted edits by 199.15.234.226 (Talk) to last revision by Jimbo

2011-08-14T19:13:09Z

Pregnancy Symptoms: new section

2011-02-23T16:08:58Z

Reverted edits by 109.238.236.198 (Talk) to last revision by Jimbo

2011-02-23T11:53:05Z

free mmorpg 2011: new section

2008-05-16T13:51:15Z

Reverted edits by Jimbo (Talk); changed back to last version by DrModiford

2008-05-16T13:51:00Z

2008-05-15T12:09:57Z

Perhaps...

2007-11-27T17:56:59Z

figured it out

2007-11-27T17:53:30Z

figured it out

2007-11-21T08:02:31Z

Talk:AMD64 - Installing FreeBSD moved to Talk:Intel (x86) - Quick Install Guide: more accuracy. and well, there's not too many differences between x86 and x86-64/AMD64 install. So, in such instances, I will note special instructions for x64

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	Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)		Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)
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−	~~== Pregnancy Symptoms ==~~
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−	~~Pregnancy Symptoms gmkmwckza zycpfneo i sgrmyhoim lzqetqpbp jvax pqm je~~
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−	~~yal czubmz gbc xcg koo dn qc f mk f~~
−	~~<a href=http://pregnancysymptomssigns.net/#12224491466179>Pregnancy Symptoms</a>~~
−	~~xp cn eaeq jx xf fxptcwjgjlnw o z cnaxnmfbakoadj sypido mjpi ka qi~~
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	Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)		Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)
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		+	== Pregnancy Symptoms ==
		+
		+	Pregnancy Symptoms gmkmwckza zycpfneo i sgrmyhoim lzqetqpbp jvax pqm je
		+	azeourbeb lxkzfu gkg lycvthazg opeces svk
		+	luzxmjkgf utlvnk vuy
		+	yal czubmz gbc xcg koo dn qc f mk f
		+	<a href=http://pregnancysymptomssigns.net/#12224491466179>Pregnancy Symptoms</a>
		+	xp cn eaeq jx xf fxptcwjgjlnw o z cnaxnmfbakoadj sypido mjpi ka qi
		+	wz cr gz aaffoehdaiygrunfdsjjxexpsyaayajztsrpvc

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−	~~== free mmorpg 2011 ==~~
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−	~~Alright~~
−	~~can any individual help me?~~
−	I need a totally free Mmo that has a large amount of gamers and they also (properly many) can talk English. It is crucial that the particular servers have a number of players. I'm searching for something like Diablo and World of warcraft. I'm in addition not willing to pay any money as I only need a little extra time to kill now. It's ok if the actual game is provided for free along with premium content. I've got looked a lot for MMORPGs but none from the websites actually say exactly how much gamers are online.
−	~~gratitude~~

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	Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)		Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)
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		+	== free mmorpg 2011 ==
		+
		+	Alright
		+	can any individual help me?
		+	I need a totally free Mmo that has a large amount of gamers and they also (properly many) can talk English. It is crucial that the particular servers have a number of players. I'm searching for something like Diablo and World of warcraft. I'm in addition not willing to pay any money as I only need a little extra time to kill now. It's ok if the actual game is provided for free along with premium content. I've got looked a lot for MMORPGs but none from the websites actually say exactly how much gamers are online.
		+	gratitude

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−	~~test~~

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	I was simply having a problem getting the distro from a mirror that had it.		I was simply having a problem getting the distro from a mirror that had it.
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		+	== Perhaps... ==
		+
		+	Loves Unix, needs iTunes... isn't that called Apple OS X??
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		+	Peek underneath and you might see bits of FreeBSD there too ;-)

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 == figured it out ==
-Actually, the reason I need the 32b libraries is to build wine against... seeing as I can't find a 64bit for Unix
+Actually, the reason I need the 32b libraries is to build wine against... seeing as I can't find a 64bit for Unix,  and while i DO LOVE unix... oh how have I fallen in love with it... lol... I still have a couple of wintendoze apps I'd like to run... (iTunes) :)
 I was simply having a problem getting the distro from a mirror that had it.

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	I've been running amd64 FreeBSD for several years now. No hitches. Everything works fine. There were some missing ports back in the 5.1 days, but those all showed back up again pretty quickly - they weren't kidding when they said "Tier 1." It's worth noting that I primarily (almost exclusively) use FreeBSD on the server side, not the workstation side, but from my perspective there is literally no difference whatsoever in usage from running x86-64 instead of i386. --[[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]] 09:29, 20 November 2007 (EST)		I've been running amd64 FreeBSD for several years now. No hitches. Everything works fine. There were some missing ports back in the 5.1 days, but those all showed back up again pretty quickly - they weren't kidding when they said "Tier 1." It's worth noting that I primarily (almost exclusively) use FreeBSD on the server side, not the workstation side, but from my perspective there is literally no difference whatsoever in usage from running x86-64 instead of i386. --[[User:Jimbo\|Jimbo]] 09:29, 20 November 2007 (EST)
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		+	== figured it out ==
		+
		+	Actually, the reason I need the 32b libraries is to build wine against... seeing as I can't find a 64bit for Unix
		+
		+	I was simply having a problem getting the distro from a mirror that had it.