MIPS

NetBSD is known for its portability and has been used in a variety of embedded systems and unusual hardware environments. Here are some notable examples:

Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4):

• NetBSD runs on the PlayStation 4, showcasing its versatility in adapting to gaming consoles and other consumer electronics.

Compaq AlphaServer:

• NetBSD supports the Compaq AlphaServer series, which is an example of its use in high-performance computing environments.

Various MIPS-based Routers:

NetBSD is a versatile and highly portable operating system that supports a range of hardware architectures. As of my last update, here are the primary architectures supported by NetBSD:

x86 (i386): This includes both 32-bit and 64-bit variants. The 32-bit version is often referred to as i386, while the 64-bit version is known as x86_64 or amd64.

ARM: NetBSD supports various ARM architectures, including ARMv7 and ARMv8 (64-bit).