> OK, following  Kazuyuki Inanaga's advice I have re-installed
thusly:
>
> / - 150MB
> <swap> - 136MB (2 x 68MB - the old UNIX swap calculation)
> /usr - 2945MB
> /var - 200MB
> /tmp - 150MB
> /home - 250MB
> Mac OS 8.1 - 500MB
>
> Currently SYSINST is still installing.
>
> I would like to get running, in order of preference, the
following:
>
> A good Shell (probably BASH)
Doable, right from pkgsrc

> AppleTalk sharing <netatalk> (done this in Linux using binaries)
> Localtalk to Ethernet Bridge?  Is this possible?
> Samba sharing (also been done many times, but with binaries)
Doable, right from pkgsrc, although may be slow

> NFS sharing (I'm dying to see if I can ever get this to mount in
OS X)
Doable out of the box, works slick.

> Apache
pkgsrc, doing so right now

> X-Windows
works

> Some sort of GUI with a windowed filer
> Other X-apps - not bothered how slow they are.

Take a look at matchbox and gpe on handhelds.org.  Both seem like
perfect fits for a 68k mac running NetBSD.  I'm working on building
matchbox as we speak on my SE/30, then will move on to gpe.  Given
that both projects seem to be targeting linux directly, I may be
posting requesting help porting.  Matchbox is in pkgsrc but horribly
out of date.

Joshua Coombs