1) I noticed today that I still have the "DELAY(1000) during
   ahc_reset" patch in my kernel, and that I still get a trap 200 if I
   remove it. I thought that was supposed to have been fixed some time
   ago?

2) After taking the Blue G3 firmware update on asu.info.apple.com, I
   can boot off my SCSI drive and have it work. However, the IDE drive
   still fails if I boot off that, and the bmac ethernet still fails
   if I don't boot off it. (qv
   http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-macppc/1999/05/06/0006.html)

3) If I plug my USB keyboard into my i386 notebook and plug a mouse
   into the keyboard, they both get probed correctly, rather than
   giving a uhub error and not finding the mouse, as happens on the
   macppc. More Open Firmware probing lossage?

4) I think ofwboot.elf should be installed in /usr/mdec with ofwboot,
   and if no one objects, I'll do that.

5) AFAICT, the 1.4 CD is not bootable under port-macppc, although if
   you can boot ofwboot from somewhere, you can then tell ofwboot to
   open "cd:0,/macppc/binary/kernel/netbsd-g.gz". ("netbsd-g.gz" is
   the 8.3 filename equivalent of "netbsd-GENERIC_MD.gz".)

   Perhaps on the 1.5 CD (assuming there will be such a thing), we can
   install a hacked ofwboot as /macppcboot or something, with the path
   to the macppc install kernel hard-coded into it so that people
   could just "boot cd:0,macppcboot". Of course, users would still
   have to deal with getting into Open Firmware. It would be neat to
   make the CD actually bootable without having to enter Open
   Firmware, but that might require having an HFS partition, which
   might not be possible. Anyone have any relevant clues?

   It might also be useful to get BootVariables working on newer
   machines if there's anyone out there with the relevant MacOS
   programming clue. (I don't remember where the source comes from,
   but it's out there on the net somewhere.)

-- Dan