On Tue, 2 May 1995, Scott Kaplan wrote:

> Okay, I'm sorry if this is something that everyone already knows about, but-- I 
> was wondering if anyone has either a) an MRG kernel that is happy on the IIci, 
> or b) a non-MRG kernel that will work happily with the 1.0 distribution.
> 
> Last I recall, the IIci was broken and it was unknown as to how l it would be 
> before it would work again.  Has anything changed?  What needs to be done?  I am 
> more interested than ever in getting MacBSD to run on my IIci, but I can't find 
> a kernel that will work.  I am willing to do testing and help out however I can 
> with new kernels.
> 

Well, at least on my Mac IIci, the -current stuff is working just fine.  I 
spent quite a bit of time debugging the MRG code to get the interrupts 
turned on on the IIci, as well as putting in some code to ignore a 
spurious PostEvent ( 0xa02f ) trap.   I think you can get the kernel 
puma.bevd.blacksburg.va.us - I've forgotten the directory, but the kernel 
name is netbsd.040895
 
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