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About NetBSD/x68kNetBSD/x68k is the port of NetBSD for the Japanese personal computer SHARP X68000/X68030 series. It runs on some models of X680x0 with MMU and FPU. When you use NetBSD/x68k, you may have to replace your machine settings (e.g. changing MC68EC30 with MC68030). The NetBSD/x68k port was started in 1993 by OKI Masaru. At first, it was ported from NetBSD/amiga, and tracked NetBSD 0.9, NetBSD 1.0, and NetBSD 1.1. NetBSD/x68k has been included in the official release of NetBSD from 1.2 onwards. Since April 2002, Nishimura Takeshi is maintaining the NetBSD/x68k port. NetBSD/x68k News
Archive of NetBSD/x68k news items Supported System ModelsIt is necessary to install Xellent30 or Jupiter-X MPU accelerator for X68000 series. 040turbo and 060turbo are also supported for X68030.
Supported PeripheralsNetBSD/x68k requires Motorola 680[346]0 processor (with MMU), SCSI board and harddisks, and over 4MByte memory and 100MByte of disk space. Although the in-kernel FPU emulator can be built into the kernel for 68030-based systems, we recommend to install a FPU.
Not Yet SupportedHardware that we do NOT currently support, but get many questions about:
We are planning future support for many of these devices. Contributions are welcomed! |
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