Aha - that explains the why the R4400 Indigo2 had exactly the same
	logic carrier IP number as the Indy and Challenge S... That always
	really annoyed me, as automated tools could use uname -srm to tell
	every system apart exect for those (and it mattered in the case of
	installing eisa vs gio ATM drivers :)

	Back on topic - if someone with an I2 is interested maybe they
	could see if Soren's Indy test kernel will boot on their boxes?

		David/absolute

On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, Jeff Smith wrote:

> 
> >         Currently NetBSD does not support the Indigo2. Work is underway
> >         to support the Indy (I believe the current state is a kernel
> >         with embedded filesystem will boot over a serial console, but
> >         disk and network drivers are yet to be implemented).
> 
> The Indigo2 is almost the same as the Indy.  What they have on Indy
> should
> almost boot on the Indigo2, maybe with a little work on the interrupt
> controller.  At SGI we ran the same kernel on Indy and the R4x00
> Indigo2.
> 
> Newer Indigo2 (R8K and R10K) were different.
> 
> jeffs
>