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I know it's not *technically* an HPC, but hopefully someone here might kn=
ow
the answer to this --- port-arm don't seem to know.

I have a Psion Netbook. It's a rather nice machine, apart from running Ep=
oc,
and I'd like a better operating system on it. The Linux port works, mostl=
y,
but hardware support isn't great, and I'd rather run a BSD.

According to the various mailing list archives, about every nine months o=
r so
since the thing came out, there's been an announcement that someone's bee=
n
starting work on doing a NetBSD port --- one guy even said that he'd had =
the
kernel up and running. But then they seem to drop off the face of the pla=
net.

I don't suppose anyone happens to have a hitherto-forgotten Netbook port =
lying
around, do they?

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- Jeremy S. Anderson
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