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Hello!
I don't know what to say.... a forum devoted to 68K Macs? I think I have found heaven on the internet. 
I really don't know what to say, ummm... err... I'm a long time Macintosh technician, my exp. dates back from the early to mid 90's and I use to know just about everything Macintosh related. I have about 25 or so old world macs. Still have my 128K in the box, got 2 color classics, etc. Lots of toys. I just happened upon this forum because I was searching the internet for specs on the Valkyrie chip.
I still can't believe I have found a 68K Mac forum!
I really don't know what to say, ummm... err... I'm a long time Macintosh technician, my exp. dates back from the early to mid 90's and I use to know just about everything Macintosh related. I have about 25 or so old world macs. Still have my 128K in the box, got 2 color classics, etc. Lots of toys. I just happened upon this forum because I was searching the internet for specs on the Valkyrie chip.
I still can't believe I have found a 68K Mac forum!
Welcome aboard, or is it "fall in"....
Hello!
My 6200 has one and it runs Debian Woody. So they must have sorted it out.
Try http://www.mac.linux-m68k.org/docs/faq.php
Welcome aboard! Yes, you have indeed found a forum that deals mostly with 68K Macs. Feel free to share your knowledge and experiences with us; we've got a good mix of veteran Mac technicians who remember when System 7 came out as well as young hobbyists who grew up with OS 8/Win95 and newer looking for advice on how to get that old Mac they found on the corner of the street up and running.
Welcome
Welcome Outlander. Hopefully your expertise and experience with older Macintoshes will be valuable to this community.
Welcome to the board.
Greetings conscript.
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