Hi,

My name is Piyush, and I’m an engineering student with a strong interest in 
operating systems and kernel development. I have been actively working with 
Linux kernel internals and low-level system programming, and I’m currently 
looking to contribute to NetBSD kernel development.
I’m particularly interested in the Linux syscall emulation work under 
compat_linux, specifically identifying missing Linux system calls that prevent 
certain binaries from running and contributing toward implementing the required 
support in NetBSD’s compatibility layer.
I would like to work on this project and begin by reproducing failures using 
Linux binaries, tracing missing functionality, and studying the existing 
compat_linux implementation before proposing patches.
I’d greatly appreciate guidance on:

1. suitable initial binaries or known failing workloads,
2. currently prioritized or missing syscalls,
3. and any recommended starting points in the compat_linux subsystem.

Please let me know how I can best get started and coordinate with ongoing 
efforts.

Thank you for your time.

Best regards,
Piyush

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