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Greetings..

 I got really excited when I saw the altq commits
and cvsuped to the latest tree today.  I
recompiled my kernel and world with a newly
added "options ALTQ" and edited my pf.conf file.
But I got the following error:

"altq not defined on em0"

Did I jump the gun a little, is altq not
fully functional?  Is there a ALTQ entry
in the handbook that I missed somewhere?

  Thanks,

# ALTQ
altq on $ext_if bandwidth 2Mb cbq queue { test }






	
		
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