Hi,
My question may perhaps be a bit odd. I am looking to use
rumpkernel on linux, but I have a requirement that I need to use FreeBSD
network stack(and some network component) instead of NetBSD. I am
wondering if it's a reasonable requirement considering there is quite a
bit of similarity between the two stacks. . However, I did not find any
links suggesting that it could (or not) be done. One approach I was
thinking of was to hack the checkout.sh to download FreeBSD instead of
netBSD but I wanted to check here before I go down the rabbit hole. I
Would appreciate it greatly if someone could throw some light on it.
thanks,
-Sreekanth
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