>    From: Anders Magnusson <ragge@ludd.luth.se>
>    Date: Mon, 7 Apr 1997 21:17:53 +0200 (MET DST)
> 
>    Yes, but you cannot load the NetBSD kernel directly with mop; you must
> 
> Ah, this answers my question from last week. "Why not?" I mean, is it
> impossible per se (do we need to transform some information from the
> ROM etc in the bootblock, to present it to the kernel in a digestable
> way, like on NetBSD/Amiga), or has it simply not been done yet?
> 
The boot program takes some parameters from rom, and makes a couple of
other things, yes. It would be possible to write code to directly
load the kernel and start executing but that would make this kernel
different to a normally booted kernel. Also; there are better to first
load the boot program to be able to select kernel to load.
It is not so difficult to write standalone routines for qe also,
I may do this when I get my MVII back in business.

-- Ragge