> 2) I see a problem with "the various media available." I live in a campus
> dorm. We're _suposed_ to get Ethernet this year, but they've been saying that
> for years. I'm on LocalTalk, so my IP connection goes away when I stop
> running MacOS; thus I'll need all the files to be local, in a Mac partition.
> Also, as I understand it, MacBSD can't read MacOS partitions. From what I know
> of the Mac filesystem, it would be best left to MacOS to read from it.

[Caution: Vapourware alert below]

In modifying the serial driver, a lot of the specs for zilogs chips include
discussions on Appletalk drivers. Allen Briggs has mentioned that he'd like to
have a go at such a driver in netbsd/mac68k... So, in the future, you might be
able to ifconfig at0 and mount disks across an appletalk network. You 
have heard of AUFS and stuff like that I expect. Perhaps this will become a
way of installing macbsd?

d
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