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Some topics require more in-depth coverage than a simple question and answer format in the Be FAQs section. For those topics, we are writing more detailed troubleshooting guides, in-depth descriptions, and exhaustive (well, we try) charts.

Of course, writing these guides takes time. We're working on more, but if you think we should be covering something that isn't listed here, please send us your suggestions at webmaster@be.com. (Please note that topics related to developing on the BeOS are addressed in the Developer Library.) Thanks!

This page was last updated on September 23, 1999.

  • BeOS Ready Systems -- Intel, last updated September 23, 1999

    This document gives detailed information about the minimum hardware requirements for running the BeOS on the Intel Architecture platform. If you want to know if your Intel system can run the BeOS, this is the place to look.

  • BeOS Ready Systems -- PowerPC, last updated September 23, 1999

    This document gives detailed information about the minimum hardware requirements for running the BeOS on the PowerPC platform. If you want to know if your PowerPC system can run the BeOS, this is the place to look.

  • PPP Troubleshooting Guide, last updated September 23, 1998

    Having difficulty getting PPP to work on your BeOS system? This troubleshooting guide will help you work through the problem, helping you determine the exact cause of the problem and the appropriate solution.

  • Installing Bootman, the BeOS Boot Manager, last updated September 23, 1998

    This document describes the operating systems boot manager which comes with BeOS Release 4 (and above) for Intel Architecture. It explains how to install Bootman, which allows you to choose which OS to boot when you turn your computer on.


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