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Hi all,

I've been using the MAC framework for some time now on 5.X - without any 
troubles, it works great! However, after reading the recent interview, I 
am curious about sebsd. What is the status of it? Could I mess around 
with it on some spare servers using 5.4-STABLE, or do I need -CURRENT to 
play ?

Also, some pointers to a nice tutorial about sebsd usage would be very 
welcomed.


On an unrelated question: Am I safe using PREEMPTION on a production 
5.4-STABLE server? Can I expect stability and increased performance at 
the same time? I've not had the chance to test preemption yet, some 
insight and personal experiences welcomed too.

Thanks in advance!