YDL 2.2 booting from NuBus

[Bo Brinkman]

There aren't any real Mach Kernels. The ones that are called Mach Kernel 
are just the vmlinux with some wrapping added so that that MkLinux boot 
loader can load it. So basically: Use the vmlinux* stuff for BootX or 
miBoot. Use the Mach Kernel* stuff for the MkLinux booter.

Paul Natale wrote:
> Could someone clarify for me the use of the vmlinux
> kernels at Takashi's site as opposed to the mach
> kernels?  Can I use the vmlinux kernel on a 6100?
> 
> --- Bo Brinkman <brinkman@cs.princeton.edu> wrote:
> 
>>(vmlinux-input*.gz) then switch
>>to one that doesn't have it (vmlinux*.gz, the word
>>input isn't part of
>>the filename). And vice versa. One or the other
>>should work for you.
>>
>>
>>>I tried a different kernel, the kernel on
>>
>>Takashi's site, which gets me as
>>
>>>far as a "kernel error, line 77"?
>>
> 
> 
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