On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Allan Kelly wrote:

> recap: I'm attempting to 'Xkernel' NetBSD onto a Sun3/60 (and today a
> 4/25 aka ELC) from a Linux box. I have this working with Sun binaries,
> but I'd much rather use NetBSD-Sun3 binaries.

I manually copied 1.3.2 binaries into the Xkernel tree, until I had all
the ones needed.  I didn't recompile anything statically, I just copied
over the libraries and binaries, so its about 8 MBs rather than 4.  It
also only has the 1.3.2 GENERIC kernel.  I'm not sure if I want to try to
compile a kernel on a 3/60--I've done it on a DECstation 3100, and I know
how long it takes.

I can make this available if anyone wants to try it.  I didn't do a very
thorough job to configuring or testing.

Wil
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