Hi,
  Ok just to let folks know that all the recent development has been merged
into the netbsd-current source tree.

Major highlights are :

ARM7500 generic support
A7000 and RC7500 support
SA110 support (Still be developed, but SA kernels can be built)
New interrupt subsystem
Polling connect32 scsi driver.
Merged in the latest changes to the i386 com driver
Restructuring of podule id's and podulebus handling code
Optimised ARMFPE glue code.
NFS root and swap paritions
Lots of code cleanups
Kernel profiling now possible
kernel core dumps are now performed on panics
Various other code optimisations
libarm32.a

Cheers,
				Mark

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