Garrett D'Amore wrote: > Boyd Adamson wrote: [snip] > Basically, the idea is that you can have separate userland's, and they > have "compat" kernel modules which provide different versions of the > system call interfaces. If you want to run NetBSD 1.x, you have to keep > around a 1.x userland, but you can run that userland on a NetBSD 4.0 > kernel if you have included the necessary compatibility code in the > kernel.
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