I don't know the official status, but the binary worked in my experience.
I had the SETI@home client running on a DEC Server 3305 (NetBSD 1.4.1)
back in the fall with no real problems.  Only difficulty I encountered
was touching the "stop_after_send.txt" file didn't work to make it stop
running after the current data set as the man page states.  Had to ^c.
Also, not sure if the -stop_after_* flags worked either.

Still, it did get the data, crunch it, and (90% of the time) send it
back successfully.

-Brodie

At 09:41 PM 3/21/00 -0500, you wrote:

>John,
>did you ever get an answer to this??
>thanks
>bob
>John Franklin wrote:
> >
> > The Berkeley SETI@Home page (http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu) has got
> > i386 FreeBSD and Linux binaries.  This is something I'd like to run on
> > my Alpha.
> >
> > Does anybody know the status of the netbsd-alpha binaries?  Their 
> statistics
> > page[1] shows netbsd-alpha versions connecting, albeit only one data 
> package
> > which would imply testing of some sort but still a port.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > jf
> > [1] http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/platforms.html
> > --
> > John Franklin
> > jfrankli@bev.net
> > ICBM: N37 12'54", W80 27'14" Z+2100'