> I think this was brought up recently but I missed the answer.
> How close are the MacBSD kernel sources to the NetBSD-current 
> kernel sources? The -current stuff seems to be going through
> some serious changes of late. Does MacBSD have these headaches
> to look forward to? Or do we sit tight till the majority of
> things have been changed and then make a big jump?

I'm running behind, as I mentioned in my answer to Ken.  There are
only a few people actually actively building kernels and such for
MacBSD.  You shouldn't see those headaches unless you're building
everything yourself from current sources.  There are a number of people
doing this on the intel platform.  Not many on the others.

It will be a big jump.  If you're installing a binary release, you
shouldn't see it as that big of a jump ;-)

-allen

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