Hi,
I'll resist the urge to pile on here and just note that when I used build.sh, it did not produce a kernel that the Classic II could boot. As I noted above, that kernel causes the machine to hang in Booter.
John Klos, would you mind sharing exactly how you invoked build.sh to produce the kernel you sent above, along with host OS, compiler version, etc?
I'll include that, but I'll first mention that Booter can be finicky sometimes, both in booting the kernel from the NetBSD filesystem and from booting the kernel as a file in the native HFS(+).
Booting seems to work most consistently when booting from the Mac OS filesystem as a gzipped file.
My invocation is: ./build.sh -j `sysctl -n hw.ncpuonline` -D ../dest-mac68k -O ../obj-mac68k -T ../tools -R ../sets -m mac68k tools kernel=CLASSICIII've added FPU_EMULATE and dse* and made a new kernel from netbsd-11 sources:
https://www.klos.com/~john/netbsd_classicii_dayna.gz Here's the same from -current sources: https://www.klos.com/~john/netbsd_classicii_dayna_current.gz Let us know how it goes. John