--On Tuesday, December 31, 2002 20:45 +0100 Bruce ONeel
<edoneel@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote:

> Hi,
> a 99% built /usr/src tree for m68k is taking 800 meg right
> now.  I'm playing around with getting real software floating 
> point into libc.
> 
> The resulting build areas are taking just shy of 150
> meg or so, so even 1 gig might be a bit tight.  This is
> building mac68k on macppc.

All of my mac68k systems have integrated FPU, so I would probably build
w/o software FP support.

On a related note, what are the limits on file system size for
NetBSD/mac68k? There used to be some problems with partitions over 1GB.
But re-reading the FAQ, it appears they were related to the MacOS Mkfs
and Installer utilities. Is it safe to create larger partitions under
sysinst? More to the point: is it safe use >1GB partitions under
NetBSD/mac68k? 8^)

Thanks,
Mark