Hi Andy,
	That's cool your Dreamcast is running Apache. I've been thinking
about building it, but I spent most of the day working on my motorcycle
instead. :) It made a thirty-mile round trip, something I wouldn't be sure
of before.
	I'm primarily a FreeBSD guy, and during the OS upgrade process,
everything but the kernel is referred to as the world, so I just assumed
that's how it was with NetBSD, too. I guess calling it the userland would
be more appropriate.
	Did you ever determine why the swap share wouldn't mount during
init?
	I'm going to add the 10baseT note to the guide.
	So...Where do we go from here? The guide might help some people
get their machines going, but there's a lot more to do...Unfortunately,
the "what next" area isn't my strong suit.

Thanks,
Josh

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Josh Tolbert
hemi@scoundrelz.net

Every time the power flickers, a squirrel gets his wings.

On Sun, 1 Sep 2002, Andy R wrote:

> Many thanks to Josh Tolbert for his how to on getting
> the dreamcast up and running with his kernel and
> "world". Thanks to the rest who have been
> contributing. We have made a big step toward getting
> the "average" guy up and running with this new how to.
>
> I took Marcus Comstedt's advice about setting the
> interface to 10baseT and the thing has been much more
> stable, but slightly slower. Josh, I changed your line
> in /etc/rc.conf to:
>
> ifconfig_rtk0="inet 192.168.1.8 netmask 0xffffff00
> media 10baseT"
>
> Also, I got apache working. Just for giggles, check it
> out (my dreamcast is serving this up!):
>
> http://68.0.151.9:8088/~andy/
>
> Hee hee. This is fun.
>
> Andy
>
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