--- Josh Tolbert <hemi@scoundrelz.net> wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 	I finally got around to writing up some (short,
> terse) directions
> for automating the use of Marcus' IP upload slave to
> boot a NetBSD kernel
> on the Dreamcast. The directions expect you to have
> a better grasp of how
> things work this time around.
> 
> http://members.wri.com/josht/dreamcast/ipslave.html
> 
> 	Let me know what you think.
> 	As far as the request for directions on making
> Dreamcast-bootable
> CDs under Windows, it's just not going to happen, at
> least not from me. I
> tried to do things once with Nero, but my version of
> Nero didn't support
> the method detailed on
> http://jules.thegypsy.com/nero/ (I couldn't burn
> the audio portion without closing the CD). In fact,
> the page seems to have
> gone away completely. Google still has it cached,
> but I'm not going to be
> the one to come up with new directions.

Josh, you're a champ for doing all of this. I'm going
to give this a shot when I get time. (I'm having a
very motorcycle intensive weekend so I think you can
appreciate that!)

I don't currently have any cd burning software for
Windows, but I have been interested for a while in
getting something working under Cygwin. Marcus' site
links to another site that has windows binaries, maybe
I can write a short blurb on using cdrecord under
windows at some point.

Still compiling packages for the Dreamcast. I know
that as soon as the -current kernel changes
significantly that these may need to be recompiled,
but it's fun to watch anyway.

Thanks again, your work has really made things
interesting for me lately on the NetBSD front!

Andy

(PS- 
(dreamcast)[/home/andy] > uptime
10:31PM  up 1 day, 23:47, 1 user, load averages: 0.06,
0.08, 0.08

Almost 2 days! It's been compiling for much of this
time with no major problems)

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