On December 10, daemond@ibm.net wrote:
> Last I knew IPv6 was still on the drawing board and not even completely
> define.  Hence there's no definite specifications so nothing can be hacked
> in.  L8r.

  Actually, there have been several IPv6 implementations floating
around for various OSs for at least a year.  I played with a drop-in
IPv6 stack (from INRIA I think) for NetBSD quite a while ago.  It's
pretty well-defined.

  I think the original question is if one of those existing stacks,
which most likely support NetBSD 1.2 or older, would be easily hacked
to drop into a more recent NetBSD.


                          -Dave McGuire
                           mcguire@neurotica.com