>      I'm curious what part the Mac OS plays in running MacBSD.
>      I know you want virtual memory off, video set to 1 bit, etc...  but 
>      how much of the OS stay's in RAM once NetBSD is booted up and running 
>      on the machine?

Nothing, really.  NetBSD just grabs some info from the MacOS and then
replaces everything.

You won't gain anything from installing a different system.  In fact, I
seem to recall that a minimal system install is bad news to some of
NetBSD's mac-side utilities (don't recall the details right now).

-allen

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                    Allen Briggs - briggs@ninthwonder.com