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Subject: Re: Netatalk1.4b1 speed patches
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Bill Studenmund wrote:
> 
> I just helped finish porting NetAtalk to NetBSD, and we've run into a
> problem I thought y'all had seen, and was wondering what y'all did about
> it.
> 
> The problem is that copying files to/from the UN*X box is SLOW for some
> systems. The web page which had the patches for NetAtalk also had a
> pointer to a page with speed-up patches. That's the page I'm looking for,
> but I can't find it. Can someone give me pointers?
> 
> Oh, and thanks again for all the FreeBSD work on porting NetAtalk. The
> NetBSD port of the user code mainly was changing all the #ifdef's from
> __FreeBSD to BSD4_4. :-)

send the patches and we can re-integrate them :)
 there are some upcoming FreeBSD patches that will be more differnt
(to fit with garret's new usrreq stuff) but If I have your patches I can
do both sets at once.

As I think I once told you before, I don't know about speed-up
patches.... sorry.

> 
> Take care,
> 
> Bill
> 
> P.S. Please keep my EMail in the replies as I can't subscribe to the list
> (I'm melting in lists at the moment).