>  Could someone give me a quick update of the MacBSD IIsi situation ?

In case no one's gotten back to you...
The situation is looking better, but still no go.  We still are lacking
a IIsi or ci to work on, but we're pretty sure what the problem is.

I'm trying to get around a hang in porting to the NetBSD-current code
(from somewhere around 0.9)--Mike has been doing the work on the nofpu
stuff.

>  I tried with the new non-fpu booter and non-fpu kernel on a IIsi, 17 megs
> o' memory, booting from a 128mb optical (that has been MKFSed with largely
> wrong and guessed values, since mkfs and install util give Error on
> SCSIRead() #5 and mkfs get a 0 for most values and gives some other
> errors) ... it got up to 7 bars when it seems to hang.

*ugh*.  If the kernel gets loaded, the disk should be working acceptably
well.  I don't know how the SCSI code in the kernel will deal with the
optical...

-allen

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