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excuse me, I am utterly innocent about the FreeBSD porting effort to the
arm platform.  I have a Zaurus that right now has a OpenBSD port on it,
and I sure would ove to get FreeBSD on it.

Is there any work done on this?  Are there any sources at all, anything
that might boot?  I am not asking for a complete, stable package, just
tell me where it sits, and how I might help push it along a bit.

Thanks