On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 06:08:59AM +0000, Sean Davis wrote:
> current state of affairs (especially on SMP machines, from what I read on
> the lists) counts as stable by any definition of the word.
> 

This is the same argument as the UFS2 checkin.

-current is for bleeding edge. The SMP code hasn't been fiddled with
much because the nature of the NetBSD project doesn't assign anyone to
tasks they must do..

I am hurting because I put -current on my production boxes. It is not
stable. I've not got anyone to blame but myself though :)

  C.
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