>Unfortunately, yeah, it is.  We ought to figure out a way to do that,
>though, and in fact, installation from the un*x side is one of the wish
>list items....  The hard part would be convincing NetBSD to boot w/o swap
>or a root partition.  It might be possible one of these days.  :-)

I don't know about a root parttiion, but my SE/30 is happily running (for 
now) without a swap partition. of course, I dont' do anythign 
memory-intensive yet, so that's not too important. 

BTW:
Is there someplace/someone who has a unified walkthrough for setting up a 
BSD box? I've only gotten halfway with the FAQ, and I'm lookijng for 
things like named, routed, etc. setup, hot to add permissions (and paths) 
so I can use pico, etc.

-dave

              Scotty, beam me up. This planet sucks.

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