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A gift from SUN? I found the following information at SUN's web:

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As part of Sun's continuing support for Solaris driver developers, Sun
is providing device drivers, documentation, and development tools FREE
of charge via a new Driver Development Site (DDS). This site replaces
the old Driver Development Kit (DDK).

The Solaris Driver Development Site can be found at
	http://www.sun.com/developers/driver/
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