You should be able to netboot it from pretty much any other unix
	machine with an ethernet card.

	See:
	http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/network/netboot/index.html

	The sun3 specific instructions have not been filled in yet, but
	the sparc ones should be pretty close :)
	

		David/absolute

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On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, John P.Looney wrote:

>  Hi...I don't know are there many people still on this list, but..
> 
>  I have an old Sun3/50 (is there such a thing as a new one), and want to
> stick an OS on it. NetBSD looks good, but i've no idea how to go about
> it...are there installation instructions off www.netbsd.org ?
> 
>  Also, seeing as the machine has no CD/floppy, can it be installed from a
> another machine (Hurd allows an untarring of a tarfile from a linux box),
> or will I have to download everything,and make a bootable CD, and then
> scavenge a SCSI CD ?
> 
> John
> 
> -- 
> 'As my grandmother used to say, as she worked away on her spinning wheel,
> "Those who do not remember history, are doomed to repeat it, especially if
> they change the addressing modes, or wordsize of their architechture"'
>  - Peter Van Der Linden
>