ulf> For BSD/386, FreeBSD and NetBSD there are two entries each:
ulf>
ulf> FreeBSD:*:*:*486*)
ulf> echo "i486-whatever-freebsd"; exit 0
ulf> ;;
ulf>
ulf> FreeBSD:*)
ulf> echo "${MACHINE}-whatever-freebsd"; exit 0
ulf> ;;
ulf>
ulf> It seems that uname -m always returns i386. That would cause a
ulf> Pentium to be mistaken for a 386. How do you get the CPU version
ulf> on BSD?
There are talks that FreeBSD will be ported to a couple of other
achitectures (I currently don't remember whic, Alpha or Sparc or
something else...). I would say that is reason enough to keep the
second case.
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