Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 4th Dec 2005 10:31 UTC, submitted by Jan Schaumann
On behalf of the NetBSD Release
Engineering team, Matthias Scheler announced the availability of NetBSD 3.0 RC5 for testing. NetBSD 3.0 RC5 is available in the "daily builds" section of
your local FTP mirror, and users are encouraged to test it out and report any bugs using send-pr(1). A brief summary of changes from NetBSD 3.0_RC1 to 3.0_RC5 is available in Matthias's announcement (a list of changes from NetBSD 2.0 to NetBSD 3.0 can be found here).
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Amazing that some people find it easier to post erroneous information in statements beginning with "last I remember..." (which might very well be false, as in this case, and will fool people less informed in the subject) instead of just surf for some facts?
NetBSD is a complete system with its own website, www.netbsd.org.
To find information about support for the AMD64, click on the link to the right that says 'amd64'. It will take you to http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/amd64/
Near the top of the page you can read:
"The port is fully functional. It has been tested on single-CPU and multiprocessor (SMP) Opteron configurations. Since the release of NetBSD 2.0, it is a completely supported platform."
And why on earth would I suggest people to buy dual core CPUs if they were unsupported?