Hi,

I have resurrected my trusty old Powerbook 160 with 4M ram !!! and 
attempted to install MacBSD.....

I did try a long long time ago to get this working and thought that I 
might have more luck now.

I have tried the generic 1.2 kernel, the generic26 kernel and all of 
Takashi's test kernels, all of which yeild the same problem.

I get the message: Getting mapping from MMU 
and then the system stops.

I know that the last time I tried it and got no further than this, I 
was told that the powerbook 160 was probably not supported, is this 
still the case ? or am I doing something stupid ??

I have got 32 bit turned on, no virtual memory and b+w display set.

I haven't tried a serial console, is this likely to work ???

I suppose it is probably not that message that is screwing it up but 
what it is trying to do after this...

Phil Taylor

Business : phil@lansystems.co.uk
Personal : phil@taylor.org.uk
'The control panel "Memory" cannot be used now, 
because not enough memory is available.'