On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, Josh Hope wrote:
> > CTAPYXA wrote:
> > > I learned lately that OpenBSD also has a 68k implementation. Can anyone
> > > point out any differences that exist? Are they binary-compatible?
> 
> I looked into OpenBSD a while ago. I found that there is no OpenBSD/mac68k
> mailing list, and the Mac support is minimal at best. Also, I found that
> they had a very limited selection of kernels. It'd probably be best if you
> could compile a kernel first. The SBC kernel didn't work with my machine,
> so I never really got it booted...

there is a mailing list -- see http://www.openbsd.org/mac68k.html for
how to subscribe.

obsd and nbsd seem pretty binary compatible to me, at least for user-land stuff.
So, don't expect to be able to boot an openbsd kernel over a netbsd install.

Anyway, this is Unix, man! Who wants to distribute a zillion different
binaries!? its a roll-your-own world.. use the source luke, etc etc 

d
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