> 	68000

 This asumes that Atari, Amiga and the Mac-port are finally binary-compatible.
Are they? (I dont now)

> 68020? 68030? 68040? 68060? 

 I vote for 020. Everything else is downward-compatible. The 060-optimization
of the GCC is, err, non-existant.

> v7 sparc? v8 sparc? 

 Dunno.

> 386? 486? Pentium? Pentium Pro? Pentium II?

 Does that matter? If so, how about 386 and Pentium - common base.

> It gives us an interesting M x N problem. 9GB disks are getting cheaper,
> and there is ccd...
 
 Noone needs to carry all the stuff. I rather think we should distribute
the stuff to several servers. How about ftp.pkg-68000.netbsd.org,
ftp.pkg-i386.netbsd.org and so forthn, and one master like ftp.pgk.netbsd.org.

 FreeBSD has a slightly other attempt: ftp.contry.freebsd.org, 
ftp2.country.freebsd.org and so forth. But we have several ports to cover...

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Markus Illenseer