On Thu, 5 Feb 1998, Gordon W. Ross wrote:

> On the other hand, the boot programs are linked to run in
> low memory, and as a result we can run the same binaries
> on both the sun3 and sun3x.  The latest sun3/stand sources
> will run on both machines.  The boot programs now offer a
> default kernel name based on the machine name:
> 	On sun3:  netbsd.sun3
> 	On sun3x: netbsd.sun3x
> This is to allow common boot media.  Of course, it will be
> necessary to have a symlink (/netbsd -> /netbsd.sun3). *
> 
> * This might change.  Perhaps it would be better to build
>   special versions of the boot programs for boot media
>   that needs to run on both machines.  Any better ideas?

	Could they try netbsd.sun3{,x} then fallback to netbsd if not
	present?