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I've been wondering if -current compiles Columbia Appletalk cleanly.  I think
it's a quirky enough server (non-ip packet driver, etc) that it's worth
mention.  Who has tried it?  (our one FreeBSD machine isn't -current or I 
would compile it myself.  under snap-3/22 cap has compile problems which 
I could dig up if someone wants to see them)

I think FreeBSD's ability to handle EtherTalk packets directly is one of
those nice networking things it has over Linux/others and people should know
about it :)

brad@pht.com