>   Does NetBSD support any multiprocessor machines on the PC side?  If so
>   which?

NetBSD does not in any way support multiple CPUs(*).  Period.

Now, I've seen hints dropped that there are people investigating this
possibility (read: not very soon).  The FreeBSD people are way further
along on this, and even theirs isn't integrated into the main source
branch, yet, but is a private set of patches shared among a handful of
SMP developers.

(*) Of course, taken too literally, you could say that graphics
co-processors, FPUs, and bus-mastering controller processors would
also fall under this.  Of course, NetBSD supports many bus-mastering
SCSI controllers, FPUs, and via XFree86, many graphics co-processors.

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