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From: michael butler <imb@scgt.oz.au>
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Ben Black writes:

> is anyone porting the current alpha release of the NRL IPv6 code?  we were
> about to start (we being 2 geeks looking to learn this, rather than
> several master freebsd hackers).  let me know.

Not being part of the core group, I can't say for certain but from
"sand-bagging" on the lists, I'd say not. 

Where might one find this code and under what copyright and licensing terms
is its use permitted ?

	michael