2.2 should prove to be significantly more scalable than OpenBSD, since we have SMP-capable pf now, which isn't doable in OpenBSD I don't think Solaris needs ve

2.2 should prove to be significantly more scalable than OpenBSD, since we have SMP-capable pf now, which isn't doable in OpenBSD I don't think Solaris needs very high performance (aka SMP-capable) pf. People want SMP for pf because they want to push bytes thru a firewall. That sort of application probably isn't important for Solaris anymore. But that's just my conjecture, I don't really follow Solaris much nowadays. So if ultimate performance isn't absolutely necessary, why not start with the original source, aka OpenBSD?