I have a performa 476(with 68040) and was having trouble booting NetBSD =
after installing the base NetBSD package.  I actually booted using a =
openbsd kernel. (can't remember which one right now)  I could not =
however open a shell and go any further.  So I agree that the librarys =
are probable different enough to keep either one from working with the =
other.

have a UNIX on me
jimk@wvpa.com

CTAPYXA wrote:
> I learned lately that OpenBSD also has a 68k implementation. Can =
anyone
> point out any differences that exist? Are they binary-compatible?

As for binary compatibility, my guess would be _no_, actually.  I think
that there are probably enough differences between some system libraries
that OpenBSD binaries might have trouble under NetBSD and vice versa.  I
could easily be wrong about this, tho, and someone please correct me if =
I
am.

I hope this helps some.

Later.

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Colin Wood                                 cwood@ichips.intel.com
Component Design Engineer - MD6                 Intel Corporation
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