On Mon, 24 Nov 1997 13:29:09 -0500 (EST) 
 Ajay Shekhawat <ajay@cedar.buffalo.edu> wrote:

 > 	We have an OpenVMS machine here (an AlphaServer 4100), which
 > is available to us to "play" around with once in a while.
 > I am thinking of installing NetBSD on it. 
 > I know that the 4100 is not officially supported, but if someone Out There
 > has a kernel that we could try, I'd be grateful. I downloaded a kernel
 > from ftp.netbsd.org, but it stopped during the boot process, saying that
 > the architecture wasn't supported. I know this is a powerful hint, but
 > I've heard that people have ported NetBSD to a 8400, so I'm hoping there's
 > someone who has done some work on the 4100 too...

4100 isn't done yet... actually not really started.  But we (mjacob and I :-)
have docs on the system, and 3 machines, and a task order that says "do it".

Basically, it's a matter of letting the higher priority items finish up
so we can have time to work on it.

"Watch this space."

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