On Tuesday, November 12, 2002, at 11:57 AM, Alexander Langer wrote:

> Also sprach Michael Engel (engel@informatik.uni-siegen.de):
>
>> I have a RM200 as well as two RM400s (the EISA variants, not the more
>> recent
>> RMx00C PCI-based machines) and worked a bit on the Linux ports to 
>> these
>> machines, so I could lend a hand in porting NetBSD.
>
> I've got such a RM400C with PCI.  Do you have anything that might at
> least produce/output anything more than exceptions on my RM400?
> I don't mind if a kernel for example fails later in the boot process,
> but that would be a nice starting poing.

Not sure about what I can actually dig up. About two years ago, I got a 
Linux/MIPS
kernel to boot and enable interrupts on my RM400 Model 220 (150 MHz 
R4400,
EISA). I'll see what I can find...

regards,
	Michael