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On 2005-05-07 21:53, Jose M Rodriguez <josemi@freebsd.jazztel.es> wrote:
>> As far as a branch is concerned, please *NO*!  Anyone who wishes to
>> maintain a separate IP Filter spinoff of CURRENT can do it using
>> his own disk space and CVS repository (or Perforce branch, if you
>> prefer).
>
> But I think that this kind of pull-ups really needs of some HEAD-UPs
> and the assistance of people more closer to current, before the
> breakage.

That is not strictly necessary, as long as a full "make universe" is run
before any widespread changes that may break one or more arches.

> At last, I can't see this kind of matters in NetBSD, where the
> pullups are done by 'NetBSD people'.

Darren is one of the "FreeBSD people".