Re: NetBSD 7.0 on Mac LC III

[John Klos <john%ziaspace.com@localhost>]

> I'll install everything from scratch using the above files and post some
> timing results.
>
> John, please post the MD5 or SHA1 checksums for the above files.


MD5 and SHA512 files are there, too, and here are the checksums:

MD5 (base.tgz) = 7f0df07a37e81ffa7972f1de55231a3a
MD5 (comp.tgz) = ee921c049cc889e0904fe839daa83637
MD5 (etc.tgz) = b0ed59cee8a1420fe398603304f6e80e
MD5 (games.tgz) = 518bed6c826e671f524a877b275ab9cc
MD5 (man.tgz) = 0bb85d67aaef84adf59fb0509c1b8c81
MD5 (misc.tgz) = 0505bf92fd5d05112192574c89d10128
MD5 (modules.tgz) = c904c710a3a35379991b13ffb0e00fb3
MD5 (tests.tgz) = 26e90a72a980563a54e9d17ddeffc88a
MD5 (text.tgz) = 4601e794fb9e718545b5994ffc393d59
MD5 (xbase.tgz) = 80c84ff33d84f61f7bb591df0404047b
MD5 (xcomp.tgz) = 96adc66765434c3900604a26f899a03e
MD5 (xetc.tgz) = c6652b4b737f4dccb420a142428bf223
MD5 (xfont.tgz) = 389393749ee876a023a993536c43c240
MD5 (xserver.tgz) = 0fdabaffa73ff5804ba303bc43f94094

SHA512 (base.tgz) = e0374ce958b1657610440e2032a823d710fc5c3c24d140a5262617b48f5e15ce2e6c40579a3d8bf36120dbfc1239ca79dda01d4c4e0066f2619ae78345d1527b
SHA512 (comp.tgz) = 88b6e850f2586113a3f89b40fe6b3a1eb18fcad6469ca7d4b31e2576ca3a59567e8d0d16cf36c3bfa5b9e82a16ee2ead5543ba98f37a276e5bde86cb174c0bdc
SHA512 (etc.tgz) = f12485eceac18316132d66c7db1e67891b87ba249d1276441cf8a1bd07db710323d5c169e97a65454e9f26b576dbc14d1ef1370f35a7a644a4281a1e92a37c3b
SHA512 (games.tgz) = 8ddd4489c6140e7154900190d17f05ce020d7174628496348fb1a50290042308699cca3a61f742603bb195300e2e552b129304267030bd33c26588075da7d27c
SHA512 (man.tgz) = 1b250d7531b3a3e56817536205b101658b1a083e259619175910fa58626226b04576b3c772761774e0bb0f2b6e51430c4d2fcaeff9d2ad25cf5b4746de3eb911
SHA512 (misc.tgz) = 055807f4c6d8bb91567fc12a793f1a30058294f3b203a92518cc1ec8ad20f28bb3d7cccc7ee50de3a0fe75be4027323fbc8449ad100f5e4af4b329b084cc571a
SHA512 (modules.tgz) = 0f9e5ffc0270f84e81889094f0f0592db15ab3fb3c1bddf99b5e179951abea016c474a365776ee5882152cfce1abf7a2b6c0dc819691d7c41772c54b59b50773
SHA512 (tests.tgz) = 5f7186d500acb2c35f7e27f0d37f5ba913575cd7561db487cec02bb20d00ed0911705780238187f5cff9143d9f7a45f6028bc68ea4c25e9457cf6da108aafa24
SHA512 (text.tgz) = d8bdaf82cc75ca8fe714d14220ab277d92ef22c9f71d1361b2f14869334f0de3e12fe9efe1f32e322f921bbe0251bd61cf5adffb7f09571c161f34f8caea6ed4
SHA512 (xbase.tgz) = e4afecf9ebd50a385b185c587717c9ee9b7141f03162b8d0465e9d3dd3a582b766cbebae83605d1dbb025f1c732ae76fda2178cfda7ab1ae6d3eef7efb1f47e3
SHA512 (xcomp.tgz) = 33c9cd03cbbfbb1d7273ec5985376a78e02d9906b4066f3b21eb893159587f253eb278faba94a5dc0c45dfa17ae76c0404b4ef13fc5389de8e8877afb1bacfde
SHA512 (xetc.tgz) = b79862c4ce793271eb0caa27dba058d4624925485d480a49f8033eb0009673e2220766c19e4e23578a8a20f48a2df7dc518cf8db8dc18009a9ede2489019cbcd
SHA512 (xfont.tgz) = 507dde6db258b5d93738d0e29ebb1d9c5bdb886775448166c17c23f745c47c45135110342eecd00d179aed677002ebb3d490750b194a9eca41ee7d9e15dd6f84
SHA512 (xserver.tgz) = 77f21d1c8518d3185c5e89da33158cdc95a3a32c031e5be3e902cf97fb12169c78fb065e8a2dea68d3090a8becb284da9ea3bcf1d627e727ef36e89e79f8242d

MD5 (netbsd.gz) = 66cd1a90fb7b746137cdeeae18dfb4b7
SHA512 (netbsd.gz) = c4f70ce6f15df044678f9bce0247715864223a7aeca5042893e6c786d79b324dcd8174f9281c1eac00e1bf83b12935dacaa613a5ddd01de5bb07c89dd6e69c26


> I was able to get a cross-compiler working on a MacBook Pro running
> Debian GNU/Linux 7.8.  Please let me know how to specify compile options
> to cross-compile the above sets (for example "-Os -m68030").

I use mk.conf, but I believe it's -V CFLAGS="-m68030" with build.sh. I'll 
have to check.

> Using the same kernel config file, the cross-compiler creates a kernel
> that is within a few bytes of the kernel created on the LC III; however,
> "BSD/Mac68k Booter" can only boot the cross-compiled kernel using the
> option to boot the compressed version on Mac OS. It complains that the
> kernel is not in a format that it can execute if the uncompressed
> version on / in NetBSD is booted. Should this be reported as a bug?

Yes. I'm in the process of learning what I can about the Mac OS build 
environment for Booter. It seems we have a few issues - one is to fix Rob 
Braun's patches which allow certain Centris / Quadra models to use 128 meg 
SIMMs, and another is to deal with Booter claiming that the UFS partition 
isn't quite right, both when trying to use an ffsv2 filesystem and when 
using an A/UX root (not root and user) partition.

Thanks,
John