On Sun, 13 Sep 1998, Phil Nelson wrote:

// Yes.  It works quite nicely for me.  I'm running coda on the i386
// and on the arm32 ports.  (Support for the arm32 is not in the coda
// sources yet.)  It is still a work under development, but I really
// like the things I see.  I'd like to see more NetBSD people start
// using coda.  I hope to help make that a reality.

	My biggest problem is that I'm not just a NetBSD person.  :)  I'd
rather have something that'd cover NetBSD (i386 and hp300, I might
install it on a Sun in the future), OpenBSD, IRIX, SunOS, Solaris, etc...
This is why I was thinking AFS.  Coda looked like they didn't even like
non-pc NetBSD.

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