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Subject: Re: nfs4 on FreeBSD 
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  i think there's some code lying around on the CITI webpage somewhere
  where i implemented RPCSEC GSS for the freebsd nfsv4 client by page
  flipping the assembled RPCs over to userland, and then sending them
  from a daemon running there ... if anybody wants a starting point ..

That would be here:

http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/nfsv4/

Look for "Combined BSD client for Darwin and FreeBSD."  It's a pretty cool
idea, I hope someone does something with this.