Perry E. Metzger writes:
> 
> The problem is that pc532s typically have no network access, and
> it is hard to netboot them, which makes doing evil kernel hacking and
> testing hard. 
> 

Network acces can be handled by a Cabletron box, or a PPP link to a Cisco 
(something which I've done before). 

In any case, I didn't see a colo'ed pc532 as a kernel hacking box.  Rather, 
it would be for folks working in user-land that wouldn't otherwise have 
access to an ns32532 box. 

> 
> One notion I've come up with is to simulate the system disk by running
> another netbsd box in SCSI target mode, thus allowing one to feed
> "disk images" to the box at will.  
>

I've heard this proposed in a half-dozen different contexts, but never 
implimented. 

Ken