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Hello guys,

Yesterday I was helping a friend of mine with his Wintel machine (you know,
removing spyware). After a little chit-chat, he told me that he had an Apple
Quadra 650 in the attic, which I could have *joy* *joy*

So I tried to boot NetBSD on the thing and it works, but I want to be able
to boot NetBSD without any interaction, because it will be a small server, I
guess...

In the FAQ, I read that you could boot NetBSD from a small Mac OS install or
=66rom a bootable floppy, with Booter. Does any of you guys know if it is
possible to do an automated bootup on these things?

Yours,
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