Erik Bertelsen wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Roger Westerlund wrote:
> 
> . I have tried to boot NetBSD on 3 different machines (a Mac II, an SE/30
> . and a PowerBook 180) and the one I got best result from was the PB180
> . (life is strange, isn't it?) using the intvid kernel 0.3.4. I got all
> . the way up to the ADB part where I knew it would stop.
> 
> A stock Mac II needs an optional MMU to work with NetBSD.

It has a Daystar PowerCache '030 accelerator installed and I guess it has an MMU.

> An SE/30 should work, but you need Mode32 and 32 bit addressing enabled to
> boot it.

Yes, I had to install it on both machines to get into the booter. Is the enabling done 
in Mode32? I remember I have seen such an enabling in the memory control panel but when 
I tried to find it, it was not there.
I haven't had too much time to play around with MacBSD but from the responses I have 
gotten it seems though I am not doing much wrong. I will probably get it up when I have 
some more time to experiment.


Roger