I haven't checked OpenBSD lately, but the last time I did, the Amiga
port was straight from the NetBSD distribution.  It looked like most
of the changes were in the Sun/SPARC area.  This was several months
ago, so the situation may have changed... 

-- 
David L. Miller       /|\  Not everything that can be counted counts;
dlm@u.washington.edu < + > and not everything counts that can be 
                      \|/  counted.  -- A. Einstein

On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Bjoern Labitzke wrote:

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> From: Bjoern Labitzke <HERMIT@kellis.berlinet.de>
> Subject: NetBSD vs. OpenBSD
> Date: Fri, 11 Oct 1996 00:17:45 +0200
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> Hello there...
> 
> I want to get an UNIX running on my Amiga. At the moment I think NetBSD is
> the right choice. But I just read about some new operating system called
> OpenBSD. It claims to be "NetBSD plus more".
> 
> What do you say to OpenBSD? What would you prefer? NetBSD or OpenBSD? And
> why? What do you expect the Amiga-support to be for OpenBSD? (Perhaps
> someone knows OpenBSD a bit more closely and can tell about his experience
> with one or both of the systems).
> 
> Many thanks in advance...
> 
> Bye, Bjoern
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