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Re: NetBSD without MMU ?
Pierre Merlin <pierre.merlin%clarus-networks.fr@localhost> writes:
> Can NetBSD run with no MMU support (say, on MPC860) ?
Currently, there isn't a version of NetBSD that runs MMUless. Running
without an MMU would require some pretty extensive changes (like
ripping out the UBC system, replacing fork()+exec() with spawn(),
eliminating use of mmap, etc.)
We (Wasabi) have thought about doing it a couple of times because
sometimes embedded customers come to us wanting MMUless CPUs to run,
but it would be a *lot* of work.
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