Ed Schouten wrote:

>>Once you have NBSD booting to your satisfaction, put an alias on the 
>>booter app in the MacOS "Startup Items" folder in the System folder 
>>(yes, they're "directories," but this is MacOS). ;)
> 
> 
> So if I do that, I don't need to Cmd + B to boot the kernel?

Correct. Hit the power switch, wait the requisite time and NBSD is
up and running.

> Thanks for the quick reply btw :)

Please insert $.25 to continue. :)

./k

kurt von finck
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