On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, Charlie Moody wrote:

> > 
> > 
> > On Mon, 4 Dec 1995, Charlie Moody wrote:
> > 
> > > I find the 'NetBSD beginner's Guide to TCP/IP'? 
> > > 
> > There's a good FAQ.  If I'm not mistaken it's called "Beginner's Guide to 
> > Networking for NetBSD Amiga" or something like that.  You can probably 
> > get it from any site that has Amiga specific s[Dtuff.  Look in "doc" 
> > subdirectory somewhere in the tree.
> 
> A logical effort, yet I've not found it @ netnet, or (I think) @netbsd (I 
> believe that's the same faq I was asking about)
> 

@ netnet (ftp.netnet.net) in the /pub2/NetBSD-Amiga/docs subdirectory, 
there's loads of FAQ's and information.  Take a look! :)

> 
> A sure site is ftp.uni-regensberg.de. > 
> I try to avoid transatlantic ftp, but I may reduced to it.
> 

Now that you know about netnet, you may not have to.

> 
> > > Is NetBSD 1.1 *known* to work w/ GVP's GForce 40mHz '030/'882 boards?  
> > > Are there any known pitfalls in installing/running NetBSD on a 2000 w/ 
> > > such a board?
> > > 
> > I'm sure it should, since I've gotten as far as installing it (I've just 
> > upgraded), and I have a GForce 25mHz '030/'882.
> 
> I've just been iformed by my dealer that my GForce is aging (2 years 
> old), and that is the reason I've been getting frequent random freeze-ups 
> ...have you had any such occurrences?
> 

Once in a blue moon my machine has frozen, but I attribute it more to my 
graphics board/monitor combination than anything else.  Overall my system 
behaves farely well, with really no crashes.

> 
> > 
> > > What are good sites for unix/x sources (which can then be compiled), 
> 
> I did try x.org, and they do have sources, but I have no idea what's 
> good, or what's bad, and the faq is *way* over my head.
> 

Well, NetBSD currently has quite a bit of precompiled stuff, but this is 
one area I'm not quite familiar with.  Good luck on your search though. :-)

> -- 
> 
>   Charlie Moody
> 
>   The Elysium Group:	Soon to be *your* digital neighborhood
>   PGP Public Key:	finger -l chmood@photobooks.atdc.gatech.edu
>   PGP Fingerprint:      7F 0D 9E 8C 7E DF 33 11 2C 2B B8 19 6C 0F 2C 02
> 

Cheers
Jose