Perforce for FreeBSD 6.0 for 32-bit Intel (x86)

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Download and Install

To download Perforce for FreeBSD 6.0 for 32-bit Intel (x86), right-click on the "Download" icon and select "Save As".

Except where noted, the Unix executables are ready to run -- just copy them into /usr/local/bin or some other place where users can access them.

Additional platforms are available on the Perforce Downloads page.

Component	Version	Download	Release Information
P4V (The Perforce Visual Client) [Release Notes]	2007.3/151553		System Requirements A 32-bit Intel (x86) machine running: FreeBSD 6.x Important Notes This 32-bit product release is not compatible to run on 64-bit systems running FreeBSD 6.0, as bi-architectural support seems to be only partially applied for the 6.x series. Related Information Latest Features Documentation Software Updates Product Pages
P4 (The Perforce Command-Line Client) [Release Notes]	2007.3/143793
P4Web (The Perforce Web Client) [Release Notes]	2007.3/143793
P4D (The Perforce Server) [Release Notes] Important: Upgrading to P4D Release 2007.3 is a one-way procedure. You cannot go back to a previous P4D version after installing this upgrade! This P4D version supports large database files.	2007.3/152469
P4P (The Perforce Proxy) [Release Notes]	2007.3/140107
P4FTP (The Perforce FTP Plug-in) [Release Notes]	2007.3/140107

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