I just picked up a Quadra 800, specifically for NetBSD, and I already have
a Quadra 840AV.  I remember it being mentioned on here that one of the
mac68k port maintainers would like a Quadra 840AV to work on.  BUT, since I
can't remember who specifically, let me know and we'll arrange something.

Now, if only I can come up with 2 more Quadra 800s, I can have my cable
modem router/file server/print server/Apache/etc../etc.. a workstation to
use and a machine to track current on...I'll have to keep looking....

On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 09:58:00 -0700
 Daniel Parks wrote:

> At 8:22 AM -0700 8/21/2001, J. Benedict wrote:
> IMHO, a Quadra 800 is about the 'ultimate' for NetBSD/mac68k.  It's the
> fastest box the OS runs on and it is built from the get-go as a server.
> There is plenty of space inside for drives; it's true that big drives
> are pretty cheap new these days but it is really handy to be about to use

> two 'free' 1 gig drives, if you know what I mean.
> 
> I thought the Q840AV was the fastest... am I wrong? (Hmm... is there 
> someway to take advantage of that DSP chip?)