Ok, I feel that it is time for a small update again.

The main new thing that has been done is that gcc has been taught to 
produce a somewhat more "unix-stylish" assembler output, and also do
some conversions in the compiler that are not done in the Tops-20 case.

I have started to try to understand how the FFS filesystem should work
without having to change large parts of the existing NetBSD code, and
I think that it can be done with only some small changes. When I have
decided how it shall be then I'll create a filesystem and try to run
some binaries also. I don't think it's too hard to get the bourne shell
prompt, the main problem is (as always) that I don't have enough spare
to put in this project.

And, for amusement, I repost the dmesg output. Have fun.

-- Ragge

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total memory = 16382 KB
avail memory = 12900 KB
using 460 buffers containing 920 KB of memory

cpu: KL10-E, serial number 01, microcode version 0442
cpu options: 660442350001<T20PAG"EXADDR!EXOTIC,CACHE,EXTCPU>
mainbus0 (root)
ebus0 at mainbus0
rh0 at ebus0 csr 540: RH20
hp0 at rh0 drive 1: no disk label: rp06, size = 304000 sectors
rn_init: radix functions require max_keylen be set
boot device: <unknown>
root device: hp0
dump device (default hp0b): 
file system (default generic): 
root on hp0a dumps on hp0b
mountroot: trying ffs...
no file system for hp0 (dev 0x0)
cannot mount root, error = 79
root device (default hp0a):