I tried the Debian mac68k version on my Mac IIcx, it all booted happily but
it refused to use my Sonic Systems ethernet card.

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>From: Greg Evans <raisplin@rcn.com>
>To: "Guy Santiglia" <fredfl2@soback.kornet.net>, "port-mac68k"
<port-mac68k@netbsd.org>
>Subject: Re: linux-mac68k vs port-mac68k
>Date: Mon, May 17, 1999, 3:09 am
>

>On 5/16/99 9:47 AM, Guy Santiglia was rumored to have said...
>
>>
>>I'm not trying to start any arguments.  But, I was wondering if 
>>any one has tried that linux for the mac68k.  
>>I was wondering how far along they are.  My guess would be that
>>NetBSD is the better bet for the mac68k as theirs is a newer
>>project.  
>>
>>As far as stability and ease of installation is NetBSD ahead of
>>linux on the mac68k?
>>
>>Does anyone have any comments about this?
>
>Guy,
>
>I tried Linuxm68k.  The installation process is IMO a bit nicer than the 
>NetBSD way in that it is very similar to the way RedHat Linux is 
>installed.  Overall though, I like NetBSD better. I was never able to get 
>networking up and running on linuxm68k, and so I re-installed NetBSD.  
>Perhaps I am not enough of a unix guy to have given it enough of a 
>chance, but I like NetBSD much better
>
>Greg