On Thu, 9 Nov 1995 08:49:19 +0000 
 Julian Bean <jelibean@jmlbhome.demon.co.uk> wrote:

 > What I would like to now is, roughly, how much disk space will that take
 > up, and how much of the tree can be shared between the two.  The LC will
 > likely have about 800M of local disk space, and the Sun3 has 100.  I would
 > like to mount as much of the Sun3's filesystems over nfs as possible
 > without comprimising speed too much.  They will be on the same ThinNet
 > ethernet (assuming NetBSD/mac68k will recognise my Asante card - gulp!).

Well, I had a 120 disk that the source tree no longer fits on ... just a 
bit too big.  Add objects for 2 ports.

/dev/sd1f          696276   460634   200828    70%    /work/netbsd

Source + hp300, sun3, sparc objects.

 > Also, are the two 68k ports binary-compatible?

Yah, but there are a couple of programs which don't quite work properly 
between the two - disklabel, for one (mac has a different MAXPARTITIONS), 
eeprom(8) and screenblank(1) (Sun-specific), and anything that uses 
libkvm (the sun3 and mac have much different modules for libkvm, though 
I'd like to see the Sun 3 kvm stuff merged with the other m68k, but it 
would require a coupld of trivial changes to the sun3 kernel)

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