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Subject: NetSilicon NS9xxx support
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Greetings,

I've recently became aware of the NetSilicon NS9xxx parts.  I was
wondering if anybody is working on FreeBSD support for them (or if
I've overlooked support for them in the tree).  They seem to have an
arm9 core (ARM926EJ) and look interesting for certain market
segments.

Warner