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In message <001d01c10953$4aacd1e0$4700000a@colin.com>, you write: 

-> I see that the Indy (IP22) is now supported and that core devices (Ethernet,
-> SCSI, serial) are also supported.

SCSI is *not* yet supported.

-> What is the state of that port? Is it stable enough for production use? 
-> (NFS server, Apache, BIND, Sendmail). Has IPFilter been tested yet?

I think there are still some issues (some seem to be generic to the MIPS
platforms), but even so, it doesn't make a good server without some form
of disk support 8-)

Jason and I have both done complete userland builds, so it's good enough
to self-host but I haven't actually used it for anything other than hacking.

--rafal

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