David,
Yeah - messed up again. I really meant to say "NetBSD", and not
"FreeBSD"
all the while.
Maybe FreeBSD would be good for my "Unibus VAX 4000" ?
: )
- Matt
At 12:43 PM 1/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
! -----Original Message-----
! From: Matthew Sell
!
! From what I understand of the Linux kernel, it uses two, and
! the i386 has
! three modes of operation.
!
! Don't forget that FreeBSD already runs on the VAX, and FreeVMS (in my
! project concept) would be an extension and implementation of
! the existing
! FreeBSD kernel so that it "looks and feels" like VMS.
!
! I also wanted this implementation of FreeBSD to use native
! DEC filesystems
! and operate classic DEC hardware.
Poking around through NetBSD also would probably be helpful. That
runs on 30+ architectures, and FreeBSD & NetBSD often use the same source
code for drivers too...
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