Subject: Sharing stuff with port-mac68k
To: None <port-sun3@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Julian Bean <jules@mailbox.co.uk>
List: port-sun3
Date: 04/02/1996 12:14:58
Since I have just got ethernet working on my LCIII, I have decided to
resurrect my 3/50.
It has a 100M external, and runs currently NetBSD 1.0A (GENERIC#31) of aug
21 last year.
I would like to bring it up to -current, and share as much as possible of
/usr with the mac68k machine.
Clearly /usr/share can be common.
Presumably, large chunks of /usr can be shared, since the two ports are
binary compatible (right?).
I am also going to want to be able to compile kernels for the Sun3.
Presumably this compilation has to be hosted on the 3/50.
I understand how to set up union mounts and nfs mounts and so forth - but I
would like some guidance on how much I should try and share between the two
systems.
I also have another 3/50 (about 100 miles away ATM, but I should get it
back soon) which I will be running diskless...
Jules
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