Well, I've finally got something out on the web for people to
comment on.  My ISP has been less than co-operative so I've used
a work provided alternative.

For now you can access my revamped NetBSD/mvme68k pages at
http://reality.sgi.com/ginsbach/netbsd/mvme68k.html.  Yep, SGI is
my employer.  I've created a new port page using the look of VAX
and PMAX port pages.  I have created separate history and board
documents from information that used to be on the main page.

Please check out these "new" pages and let me know what you think.
(My home email is below otherwise I can be reached at work:
sameusername except sgi.com.  I'd prefer mail to my home address.)
I do have some things down as questions.  I'm hoping that someone
closer to the port, like Steve Woodford, can answer them.

Brian

On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, David Brownlee wrote:
> 
>         Sounds great - do you have anything online we could see? :)
> > 
> On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Brian Ginsbach wrote:
> 
> > I've started hacking on the mvme68k homepage.  I've used the vax
> > page as a template and the old mvme68k page for the information.
> > Plus what other sources I could glean off web.  I have a pretty
> > rough version. I'm not really that familiar with the port but I
> > felt like contributing!  I hope someday to get the vme crate in
> > the garage put together and running NetBSD.
> >
> > I have split out the "history" ala the vax history page.  I basically
> > took the first part of the existing page and made it "history".  Any
> > updates/changes are more than welcome.

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Brian Ginsbach                                  <ginsbach@spacestar.net>