Hi... I didn't really expect it to work, but I haven't tried in months so 
I thought I'd try again.  My system is a:
Mac LC (LC I, not II or III!!)
Daystar Accellerator with 68030,FPU and MMU
10Mb RAM
running BSD off a Syquest drive... 36Mb AUX Root&Usr Slice 0, 8Mb Swap

I tried to install etc11 and base11 from puma... I ran out of disk space 
part way through, but decided to try it anyway, figureing that I got MOST 
of what I needed (fsck, sh, login, other essentials)

I tried the LCIII kernel and the netbsd11 kernel from puma.

What surprised me is how LITTLE it actually did... previously, I had made 
it until far after netbsd took over the screen, until it died on some 
VIA2 error that we isolated as a wierd LC video chip.  Now, all it does 
is malloc() the memory, and go through that thing where it puts up about 
20 or so memory addresses, and then it puts up two lines, which I can't 
recall at the moment, but they looked like some sort of ROM calls.  It 
never got out of the booter.  

One other difference is that I was using the 1.8 booter this time, and 
the 1.6 last time.

I don't really expect to get this working, because of my wierd 
configureation, but if I ever get a new mac (the LC is my one and only 
right now) I'm going to format the 170Mb internal drive for NetBSD and 
try my hardest to get it working!

Scott

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