> > GENERIC - boots on all three variants.  Shouldn't be hard, since all have
> > the same basic boot services (RISC OS).
> 
> It'll take some work to support the ARM7500's in the same kernel as the 
> iomd2, some of the low level routines are designed for one to be defined 
> without the other

I'm aware of this and it's just plain wrong.  I can see absolutely no 
reason why, if RISC OS can handle it, then NetBSD can't...  Using ifndef 
ARM7500 is confusing anyway.  The kernel files should define IOMD2 
IOMD7500 etc to bring in the relevant code.  A generic kernel can then 
include all of them.


> > RISCPC, A7000, NC -- self explanatory.
> >
> > However, before we do this grand renaming
> 
> I think it's more a case of when someone has the time to do this moving of 
> code around.

I still think there's no point in someone finding that time yet.

R