And one more thing.
I'm rather dull, and so maybe I'm the only moron in these parts that would
do this.

But if you have a new iMac or a OF 3x machine, DO NOT set the load-base on
your machine.

Bad, bad things will happen.  Your firmware will be erased.  Your machine
will have to be sent away to the folks at Apple.  

Like I said, maybe I'm the only dummy who has or will do this.
But I thought I'd at least mention it (while I'm loaded and less
self-conscious ;)

All the best

Jeff


On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Michael Wolfson wrote:

> Two very important things, so as to not confuse the present with the past
> status:
> 
> 1.  The NetBSD 1.5.1 INSTALL notes describe how to use sysinst to install
> on *all* supported models, including Open Firmware 3 machines.  You don't
> need to  manually install the distribution sets or build devices.  This
> includes all models after the iMac.
> 
> 2.  The NetBSD 1.5.1 release supports the built-in keyboard on the recent
> laptop models.  You don't need to find a special kernel, patch the ADB
> driver, or manually install the distribution sets.  This includes all
> supported iBooks, and the PowerBook (FireWire) and PowerBook G4 (Titanium).
> 
> The same two go for -current.
> 
>   -- MW
> 
>