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-version 1.2, 2012/12/19 03:50:46
+version 1.15, 2018/03/19 04:46:33
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  [[!template id=port
  port="pmax"
- cur_rel="6.0"
+ cur_rel="7.1.2"
- future_rel="7.0"
+ future_rel="8.0"
- changes_cur="6.0"
+ pkg_rel="6.0"
- changes_future="7.0"
+ changes_cur="7.0"
+ changes_future="8.0"
  thumbnail="http://www.netbsd.org/images/ports/pmax/5000.gif"
  about="""
  NetBSD/pmax is the port of NetBSD to Digital Equipment Corporation's MIPS based
- computers. NetBSD/pmax runs on wide range of DECstation and DECsystem family.
+ computers. NetBSD/pmax runs on a wide range of DECstation and DECsystem systems.
- NetBSD/pmax is the first port which can run on either MIPS R3000 processors or
+ NetBSD/pmax is able to run on either MIPS R3000 processors or MIPS R4400
- MIPS R4400 processors; single kernel can run common set of user programs.
+ processors; a single kernel can run a common set of user programs.
- Development activity on NetBSD/pmax continues at a speed depending of people's
- spare time. NetBSD/pmax developers are making efforts on extending hardware
- supports to models which NetBSD/pmax does not support this moment.
  """
  supported_hardware="""
  ###Supported System Models
- Line 28  supported_hardware="""
+ Line 25  supported_hardware="""
  """
  additional="""
- ###NetBSD/pmax Development and Developers
+ * [FAQ](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/faq.html)
+ * [Notes on system models](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/models.html)
- As with the rest of NetBSD, development on PMAX issues involves a world-wide
+ * [History](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/history.html)
- team of people using internet-based source code control systems, as well as
+ * [Projects](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/projects.html)
- contributors who have sent us code to better support particular platforms and
+ * [Developers and Development Funding](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/development.html)
- devices. In some cases, contributors are listed with their area of contribution
+ * [Running NetBSD on emulated hardware](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/emulators.html)
- on the system models page. Please send us mail if you or someone you know should
+ * [Diskless HowTo](http://www.NetBSD.org/docs/network/netboot/)
- also be listed here.
+ * [Old netboot documentation](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/netboot.html)
+ * [Old install documentation](http://www.NetBSD.org/ports/pmax/install.html)
- Jonathan Stone has done about as much on NetBSD/pmax as anyone. He sheperded the
- NetBSD/pmax 1.1 release, and is currently co-portmaster alongside Simon Burge.
- Michael Hitch has contributed to many areas on NetBSD/pmax, including R4000
- support and much work on the SCSI drivers.
- Arne Juul has done sterling work, creating a NetBSD/pmax configuration for GNU
- binutils and GCC. These are now the `official' compiler toolchain used for
- NetBSD/pmax. Arne also built alpha-release pmax binaries for NetBSD 1.1.
- Ted Lemon was the official port-master and maintainer of NetBSD/pmax until
- January 1996, though recently he hasn't had much time to spend on NetBSD.
- Adam Glass did the initial incorporation of the 4.4bsd-Lite pmax port into NetBSD.
- Tohru Nishimura has done some general work on NetBSD/pmax, as well as a lot of
- MIPS CPU specific work.
- Simon Burge has also contributed bits here and there over the last couple of
- years, and recently has been responsible for building the releases for
- NetBSD/pmax. Simon is currently co-portmaster alongside Jonathan Stone.
- Andy Doran has done much work on the console subsystem, PX/PXG drivers, X11R6
- server and various other bits and pieces.
  """
  ]]
  [[!tag tier2port]]

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