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The original BSD4.4 port was done by Chris Torek as a contract to
LBL. The code was released by Chris in mid-93, and Theo de Raadt
worked it into shape for the NetBSD tree. Theo and Markus Wild worked
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code. Just after the NetBSD/sparc 1.0 release, Peter Galbavy wrote an
ESP scsi device driver as a replacement for Chris' sparc-specific scsi
code, this new driver unfortunately had some problems.
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At this point a conflict emerged between Theo and the other people he
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NetBSD group did some other things for the port: Paul Kranenburg
ported a floppy driver and started writing support for the 4/400.
Chuck spent many long hours working on the ie, xy, xd device drivers.
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Theo continued working independently, and made a number of additions:
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from John Stone, and masses of bug fixes. Many people will be most
interested that the ESP scsi driver has been completely replaced by
Theo, and that it supports disconnect/reconnect.
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Work on porting OpenBSD/sparc to the sun4m platform is currently in
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group and a research group at a US university. This research group
wishes to remain anonymous at this time. This work should be
available for integration within the next few months.
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OpenBSD/sparc can be correctly described as NetBSD/sparc + improvements.
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The people working the most on OpenBSD/sparc currently consists of
-Chuck Cranor, Theo de Raadt, and David Miller. Of course others are
+Chuck Cranor, Theo de Raadt, and David Miller. Of course, others are
very welcome!
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+The third binary snapshot (Nov 22) is now available.
OpenBSD/sparc
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-History and Status:
+History and Status:
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-The third binary snapshot (Nov 22) is now available.
-Where to get it?
+Where to get it?
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You should also read the
general description about OpenBSD snapshots.
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