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Subject: Re: netgraph only on i386/ia64 - why ?
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 >I think this is an omission from the old days.  If it
 >survives ``make universe'', this should probably be
 >committed.  Gleb, do you feel like testing this with
 >``make universe''?

  FWIW, I've built/run netgraph on PPC.

later,

Peter.