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Hi all,

I posted to tech-security before about making a BSD licensed privacy
guard for Google's Summer of Code project.  After reading the
responses, I am afraid that is a little over my head, especially
considering the allotted time and my lack of knowledge on cryptography.

Instead, I think adding HFS+ support to NetBSD would be a more suitable
project for me.  I have an iBook on which I could install MacOS X again,
and I have a little experience with kernel programming.

Jan Schaumann advised me to mail to this list for advice.  So, what do you
think?  Is this a good project for Summer of Code?

Regards,
Peter
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