NetBSD/mac68k
Larson, Timothy E.
yellowdog-newbie@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Mon, 10 Feb 2003 08:25:33 -0600
>Here, here! I learned an awful lot by installing NetBSD on my old
>ColorClassic (68k machine)! And, boy, was that a chore to install!
I installed NetBSD 1.6 on my SE/30 not long ago. It wasn't too bad, as long as you read the directions thoroughly, more than once, ahead of time. The biggest problem I had was that it didn't seem to like my partitioning strategy. I know that the mac68k port had some issues with "large" HDs, which may have been what I ran into. (I have a 1.2 GB drive.) I ended up just combining my /tmp and /var into the root partition, then it was fine.
To get back on topic, I recently upgraded my YDL 2.1 box to 2.3. Haven't had time to really do anything yet though. It did not go very smoothly - lots of package conflicts, and it would uninstall most of what it said it had installed. I guess I'll be doing some of that manually. The DHCP seems to still be uncooperative, and that was the main reason for the upgrade.
Tim
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