Is anyone (interested in) working on broader ARCnet support in NetBSD? The
Amiga port supports it already, but it hasn't spread into other ports. Since
the support is already somewhere, and this is NetBSD, moving this into a more
machine-independent form might not be too difficult. Also, most ARCnet
adaptors behave the same and use the same drivers, so driver support might not
be much of a challenge, either.
Ignatios Souvatzis of NetBSD fame has even written a RFC about IPv6 on ARCnet!
=)

Here's a link which might prove helpful: http://www.arcnet.com/lit.htm

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