9 May
2004
9 May
'04
7:51 a.m.
John Allain declared on Sunday 09 May 2004 02:35 pm:
Also I wouldn't be surprised if you could boot
directly from the
network, instead of a floppy, but not sure of that one.
Yes, you can in fact, if you set up a mop boot server on something. I
use a Debian Linux box with mopd installed to boot NetBSD on my
VAXstation 3200 (basically a MicroVAX 3500 in a BA23). Of course, this
requires a DEQNA or DELQA board, which should be easy to find on eBay
for less than $20 (or from someone on the list).
Pat
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