On Fri, 20 Jun 1997, Paul A Vixie wrote:

> It's not running netbsd at the moment, in fact the disks are formatted
> but otherwise empty.  I don't own a TK50 so I'm going to be in MOP hell
> getting this going.

It's actually dead easy to get it going via MOP, especially if you
already have NetBSD-current around. NetBSD-current comes with mopd,
otherwise you have to download it. This takes the place of the
first-stage rarp/tftp on Suns. After that, it boots just like a
Sun; the second-stage bootstrap grabs a kernel via nfs, runs it,
and the kernel rarps for its own address again, does the bootparamd
thing, and you're off and running.

cjs

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