Well, I'm not really in the position to work with it now.  Me, being in
college now and all.  Perhaps I could incorporate my Dreamcast into a
college project in my senior year or something.  Perhaps by then, more
framework will be written.

On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Andy Michaels wrote:

> Nathan, I am in the process of figuring out the NFS mount stuff as
> well.  I'm getting some assistance, and as soon as I get it down, I'll
> work on updating the HOWTO on the site.  in the meantime, try muddling
> through the NetBSD diskless HOWTO on netbsd.org.
> 
> I am actually interested in writing graphics code myself, and was
> wondering if anyone has been working on getting libraries in place for
> doing 3D graphics, or for that matter, anything beyond the console.  Has
> anyone done any work in terms of graphics being executable from NetBSD on
> the PowerVR2 hardware?
> 
> Andy
> 
> /*
> ** A N D Y . M I C H A E L S
> **
> ** L E G O  AT  G T I  DOT  N E T
> **
> ** http://www.gti.net/lego
> */
> 
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, nathan widmyer wrote:
> 
> > Does someone know where I can get step-by-step instructions on setting the
> > Dreamcast up via network on nfs.  Although I am a pretty experienced user
> > of Linux, I never had to deal with nfs.
> > 
> > Also, is there any compiler or anything to create programs using the
> > Dreamcasts main graphics subsystem.  For example, if I were to use C++ to
> > make a 3D program, I can compile it and it run it like a regular game with
> > the terminal in the background.  Is that too far over the horizon?  Thanks
> > 
> > 
>