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http://people.freebsd.org/~scottl/rf

This is based on the NetBSD port of RAIDframe.  It's mostly done except for
things like auto-config and root-mounting.  Note that it is only for -stable
right now.  Barring any vm/ffs/etc events I'll have it ported to -current
shortly.  Have fun!

Scott

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