On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Anders Magnusson wrote:
> The stability of the VS2000 port isn't good; at least if you are
> doing heavy disk I/O to MFM disks. I think that it may work function
> better if you have a SCSI drive connected. A MicroVAX II with 
[snip]

Mine locks up all the time w/ root and swap on SCSI. This happens mostly
when I try to compile anything. I've had an i386 box lock up repeatedly
with this and two other disks in it, so it could be the disk. Sometimes
there's a pagedaemon.core file in the / dir, but I haven't seen any since
i switched root/swap from NFS to SCSI (on the other hand, i haven't run it
much since then)

Is there any chance I could cross-compile kernels from my Linux Pentium?
Could I just grab the VAX-targeted gcc the vaxlinux people seem to have
and use that or would I get alot of include file errors and stuff?

Oscar