On  6 Oct, Christoph Plattner wrote:

> What is the vxt2000 really for a machine ?
> What architecture ?
> What devices ?
It is a VAX CPU. AFAIK the graphics and other IO is very similar to that
of VAXstations, but there are some differences like a unusual memory map
and the like. So it is possible to write NetBSD drivers for it, but that
is not done right now. And as there is no SCSI, no support for any
framebuffer beyond the small monochrome display in NetBSD, the best use
of that VAXish thing is the purpose it was designed for: X-Terminal
with the DEC software. 
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          Jochen

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