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On Oct 19, 2004, at 2:20 PM, John Baldwin wrote:

> Also, having Apple fund TrustedBSD work has been a big help to getting
> that work done sooner.  There also have been several minor bug fixes
> in libc and a few other userland places merged back from Apple to
> FreeBSD.

Wasn't Apple the source of some major NFS fixes a couple of years ago? 
I seem to remember mention of example code which reliably broke the BSD 
NFS code, which provided developers a means of reproducing the problem 
so that it may be hunted.

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