In article <42119246@phoenix.owl.de>,
	"Frank Wille" <frank@phoenix.owl.de> writes:
> Why? Once the PowerPC was started (by a special loadbsd/gobsd) and
> had relocated the kernel, we can ignore the 680x0 completely. Or
> am I missing something?

No. According the author of Phase 5's PPC software the PPC can access
the Amiga's complete memory area. So a NetBSD-AmiPPC could works without
any 680x0 stuff. But IMHO it should be signed in a way that 680x0
binaries can be executed in a kind of emulation like e.g. the Linux
emulation of the i386 port.

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Matthias Scheler                                http://home.owl.de/~tron/