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--- eop:operating_systems:conventional:netbsd [2022/01/05 15:26] – io55admin
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-===== NetBSD =====
+====== NetBSD ======
-=== High Level Depth ===
+===== Ports =====
-== aarch64 port ==
+==== Generic Architecture Ports ====
+=== aarch64 port ===
 The NetBSD port for ARM’s 64-bit CPUs. Works on many boards, SoCs, and more. Forms the basis for many EOPs in this list.
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-== alpha port ==
+=== alpha port ===
 >NetBSD runs on almost all of the existing alpha systems
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-== evbmips port ==
+=== evbmips port ===
 The NetBSD port for various MIPS evaluation boards. Stands out from other MIPS ports for it still standing as a “Tier 1” port.
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-== evbppc port ==
+=== evbppc port ===
 The NetBSD port for various PowerPC evaluation boards. Like the MIPS evaluation port, this port is still Tier 1.
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-== i386 port ==
+=== i386 port ===
 The NetBSD port for the i386 architecture, and all of the clones released at the time.
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-== ofppc port ==
+=== ofppc port ===
 The NetBSD port for generic OpenFirmware compliant PowerPC machines.
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-== sandpoint port ==
+=== sandpoint port ===
 The NetBSD port for the Motorola Sandpoint architecture. Originally found on evalulation boards, this PowerPC platform is now used in various types of networking hardware.
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-== sbmips ==
+=== sbmips ===
 The NetBSD port for the SiByte processor from Broadcom, found in some boards.