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From: Michael Grommet <mgrommet@isiar.net>
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Subject: Does FreeBSD have a multithreaded IP stack?
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 15:13:39 -0500
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Rembember the NT vs linux fiasco a few months ago? 
It turned out that linux's failings mostly came from its lack of a
multithreading IP stack (from what I read anyway).

I was wondering if FreeBSD suffers from this same problem?

If so, what are the plans (if any) to implement a multi-threaded ip stack on
FreeBSD?



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