On 21 Dec, NetBSD Bob wrote:

> Following the thread with the Earliest VAX port, I was playing around
> last night with Tahoe, Reno, and Quasijarus.  None of them would boot
> with their native boot blocks.... bad karma.  
Uhhh, yes. In summer I installed Quasijarus on a MVII with two RD53. It
was a nightmare. Mr. Sokolov removed the support for RD5x drives in his
current distribution. RD5x drives are not "real", form his, ahhm,
"special" point of view... I mixed the bootblocks and install sets from
Qj0 and Qj0a in some wired way and finaly I got it on a RD53 installed.
I think I used the boot blocks and miniroot from Qj0 and the tar-files
from Qj0a. Starting from Qj it will be quite easy to convert to some
4.3BSD stuff. 
NetBSD can also be usefull to get Qj installed. As I know Qj needs a
disklabel on disks, that it does not know. If you compile the Qj
disklabel programm under NetBSD and write a Qj disklabel on to the disk
it may be possible to use any generic MSCP disk. 
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tschüß,
         Jochen

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