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On Jan 29, 2004, at 12:56 AM, Nate Lawson wrote:

> Are there any Dragonfly committers who would be willing to backport
> mutually useful changes?  I'd be happy to review patches from anyone 
> and
> commit them to FreeBSD to keep us from diverging.

Sure. :-)

We've been trying to keep most of the user-land area in sync as
much as we could. This is one of the most pressing changes throwing
us out of sync. As the ability to run the DragonFly kernel on top of
ether of our user-lands this something we've been trying to maintain.

-DR