Hi everyone.
 
I was poking around the NetBSD site, looking for info on how to compile
the kernel, and actually found it. I found a config file called PUMA
in the directory where GENERIC and MYSTERY are located. I looked at it, 
and it seemed to have more or less the stuff I needed, so I used it to
compile a kernel last night. This morning, I tried it out, and it
hung my machine. I looked through the PUMA config file and didn't notice
anything really strange in there, so I'm stumped.
 
Is the PUMA config file set up for a particular type of machine with 
different stuff in it, like a Quadra 610, or a Performa?

Just sorta curious.

Thanks
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