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>>>>> "ms" == matthew sporleder <msporleder@gmail.com> writes:

    ms> ALTQ API 

Here is the status IMHO:

 http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-sparc64/2005/07/25/0004.html

Sorry for the harsh words.  I think few people are using ALTQ, on any
BSD, so it's all somewhat understandable.  But eventually I just gave
up and switched my main ALTQ box to FreeBSD.  It's not as clean, and
loosing NetBSD's cross-build architecture is a harsh blow.  But it
works reliably in production with no patches which is a big big plus
with the amount of flak I get if there are problems or
ugrade-of-the-week issues with a box that's routing traffic for lots
of people, which in the end is almost necessarily the whole point of
ALTQ and link-sharing schedulers. :)

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