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From: Justin Randall <justin@primus.ca>
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   Hello,=0D =0D It would ba a great addition for FreeBSD packet analysis
   if there could be= a shared memory space between network driver and
   user space application. = Something along the lines of the
   PF_RING/libpcap+mmap()/rtirq_patch designe= d for the 2.4 linux
   kernel, which is well documented by Luca Deri from nTop= .=0D =0D
   Justin Randall=0D Service Platform Operations=0D Primus
   Telecommunications Canada