Dear friends, it has been some time since I tried running netbsd on my 
Ultra10. In the past it has been quite unstable, locking up and causing 
kernel panics. Recently I've decided to give netbsd-2.0-release a try 
and see if it behaved better. After installing and booting the system, 
it was up and running for about 24hrs, and then it just locked up, no 
messages or kernel panics, it simply didn't respond to anything. This 
happened while I was building large packages in pkgsrc.

Looking at the recent mail archives, I noticed Martin Husemann pointed 
out that 2.0 was unstable and 2.0.1 may be more stable. I was wondering 
if anybody could fill me in on the difference between 2.0 and upcoming 
2.0.1 in regard to sparc64 port, i.e. what major bugs have been found 
and fixed, etc.

I've been running beta Solaris 10 all this time, and it is stable as a 
rock, no matter how much load I could throw at it, it never faulted. 
Despite its stability, I find Solaris awkward and bloated, ideally I 
would like to replace it with the latest stable version of netbsd. How 
do you think netbsd-2.0.1 will come out in this respect, will most of 
the instability issues be fixed or there is quite a lot of work to do?

Thanks