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=CLASSICII
I'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