> I would be happy to volunteer to maintain a set of NetBSD-mac68k related
> WWW pages.  I have been very happy with the support i have received from
> the NetBSD community and since I am not much of a programmer, I hope that
> in this way I can give something back.  I have already collected a lot of
> URLs and I could put them into some pages fairly easily.  
> 
> Here are some pages I could see putting up:
> 
> 1) FAQs, How-To's, and other documents.

If you'd like to write a HOWTO or 2, I can suggest some for you ;-)

> 2) A list of Kernels with FTP site addresses and brief description of the
> machines that should run on the kernels.  Perhaps a reverse look-up as
> well. (I have this machine, what kernel do I need?)

If you could handle maintaining a page with this information, it would be 
quite a help!  This is something I'd like to add to the machine-status 
page, but unfortunately, it changes rather often, and there are so many 
kernels floating about that I don't have time to keep track of them all.  
If you could do so, it would be wonderful!

> 3) A list of FTP archives for binaries.

I think that I've got sites for this mentioned in the Meta-FAQ.  The two 
main locations for mac68k binaries are on ftp.macbsd.com and the various 
NetBSD-Amiga archive mirrors (which ftp.netbsd.org is one).

> 4) A list of personal homepages concerning NetBSD.

This might be nice, assuming there is enough info on any of these pages.  
There are a few pages that I need to add to the Meta-FAQ, but most of the 
interesting ones are on there already, I think.

> I am wide open to suggestions.

Think about the 2 I've noted above.  I have a few more things in mind, 
but I need to flesh them out more.

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
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