AFAIK it would be quite difficult witthout hardware docs - the
	big boxes had distrinctly different devices to that of sun.

	Now if someone could convince Grumman to release some of their
	kernel source.... :)

		David/abs

    "Its a bright sunny california day outside, and you're inside."
    "And your point would be...?"


On 15 Jul 1997, Craig Dewick wrote:

> 
> I've been wondering for a while if anyone contributing to this list has a
> Solbourne sparc clone machine? I've got a 5e/502 multi-processor Solbourne,
> but they also made SS1 and SS1+ lookalikes too.
> 
> Has anyone thought about porting NetBSD to the Solbourne multi-processor
> sparc machines? It'd make a good update for OS/MP (Solbourne's *real* MP
> version of SunOS 4.1.3), since Grumman aren't going to release any new
> versions as far as I can tell.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Craig.
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