On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 02:52:19PM +0000, Ken Seefried wrote:

> Yes...finding stuff on the Motorola site is not easy, but after
> significant searching, I can't find anything that resembles a 68060
> "reference design" or other minimal implimentation of a complete
> system. 

d'oh... I misread that as 68360 for some reason.  (too much
68331-on-the-brain.)

> If I've missed something, could you provide a reference? 

best I could find was (a badly scanned) copy of the user manual...
http://merchant.hibbertco.com/mtrlext/fs22/pdf-docs/motorola/m68060um.rev1.pdf

and a minimal eval for the 68030, which I suppose isn't much use:
http://merchant.hibbertco.com/mtrlext/fs22/pdf-docs/motorola/ane426.rev0.pdf

there are the 68060-based MVME177 boards, but looking over documentation
for them doesn't reveal anything useful.  I didn't find anything on
openh.org, either.  suck.

> > I'm curious why you're going with the 060 instead of PPC?
> 
> Because I've got some 68060s?  And I can't solder BGA packages? 

reason enough.  :)  I've always dreamed of home-brewing a 68k NetBSD
system of my own.  let us know if you succeed!

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