I'm definitely interested.  I had to hope that it worked and be
prepared to bail out and run FreeBSD.
I'm glad I didn't.
-Brian

On May 19,  7:57pm, David Brownlee wrote:
} Subject: Re: Progresive networks Real Audio Server 3.0 FreeBSD 2_1_5 binar
} 	Great to hear that :)
} 
} 	Is anyone interested in a webpage of 'emulation success storys'?
} 	Quite possibly with optional links to the people who might be
} 	able to provide hints for a given package?
} 
}                 David/abs               abs@anim.dreamworks.com
} 
} .---- I've been too drunk to love ----.-- I've been too drunk to remember -.
} |          too drunk to care          |    the hell of the night before    |
} |  looked like death, felt like hell  |   I've been drinking myself blind  |
} `------ been the worse for wear ------'-- and still I'll drink some more --'
} 
} On Mon, 19 May 1997, Brian Buhrow wrote:
} 
} > 	Hello folks.  We often see what doesn't work in the emulation packages
} > from other OS's on tese lists, so I thought I'd report that the commercial
} > product
} > Real Audio server 3.0 for FreeBSD 2_1_5
} > works just dandy on NetBSD/i386 1.2.
} > I'm using the statically linked version of the real-audio server, and
} > except for a few line changes in the install script I made to fake it into
} > thinking it was installing on a FreeBSD system, it was a textbook install.
} > Better yet, the thing actually serves up streams, logs statistics, and the
} > hole bit.
} > Good job!!!
} > -Brian
} > 
} > 
} > P.S.  Anyone who buys this product and wants the changes in the setup
} > script I made, let me know via e-mail.
} > -Brian
} > 
} 
>-- End of excerpt from David Brownlee