Initial support for NetBSD #1364
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In the current state, this is just a copy of the OpenBSD port as NetBSD. I have been unable to run tests or confirm anything to be working so far.
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Thank you for your contribution. I have not checked all of the files, but if these netbsd files are just copied from openbsd, how about simply add |
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It's a good idea, it might be a bit misleading though. Let me try to actually test and verify if the changes work over the week-end. |
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Currently the changes are all copied from shirou#1364
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These two commits will hopefully help bring support for NetBSD to the project. I have not been able to verify if these changes are correct yet ("go test" did not yield anything apparently useful). Please review before merging, and do so only if you feel like it is not expected to break anything new.
For these changes, I have simply copied the OpenBSD files as NetBSD, as the two systems are usually very close to one another. As such I think at least some things should work once the module is confirmed to build.