At 3:15 PM 9/13/95, Dave Huang wrote:
>Is it possible to set up some sort of cross development environment
>that'll generate NetBSD/mac68k executables on a NetBSD/i386 machine? I
>figure it might be neat to see if I could make a kernel that'll do
>something interesting on my machine :) (Quadra 630... doubtful, huh? :)
>especially since I don't know all that much about the low-level hardware).
>
>If anyone has any ideas or instructions on how to do this, please let me
>know. (BTW, I did manage to compile as, although I have no idea if it
>works or not... need to find something to assemble first :)
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I doubt that it would work, even if it was cross compiled from the any
source code version, other than the MacBSD source.  I too have a Q630, and
have been waiting for a version of MacBSD that _will_ run on it.  However,
due to the hardware that Apple puts in these things, It won't work without
custom OS code to handle the mac.

Shawn.