About NetBSD/mvmeppc
NetBSD/mvmeppc is the port of NetBSD to Motorola's PowerPC
VME Single Board Computers (SBC). The first Motorola SBC (68k-based)
was introduced in 1988. Motorola has continued development
on 68k and PowerPC based SBC VME modules.
Development activity on NetBSD/mvmeppc continues at a
speed that depends on people's spare time and access to
hardware. NetBSD runs on a subset of the now obsolete MVME160x
family of PowerPC-based MVME boards, but support for more recent
boards will be added as and when hardware becomes available to
NetBSD developers.
Easily installed binary distributions of NetBSD/mvmeppc are available for
snapshots of NetBSD-current.
NetBSD/mvmeppc News
- 2005-11-02: NetBSD 2.1 released
- NetBSD 2.1,
the first maintenance release of the netbsd-2 release branch,
has been released with binary distributions for 48 architectures.
More information is available in the 2.1 release
announcement.
- 2004-12-09: NetBSD 2.0 released
- NetBSD 2.0 released
with support for 48 architectures. More information is available in
the 2.0 release
announcement.
- 2002-02-27: NetBSD ported to Motorola MVMEPPC Single Board Computers
- Thanks to a donation of two MVME160x boards (and a third "loaner") by
Gan Starling, a port to Motorola's MVMEPPC Single Board Computers has
been made possible.
NetBSD/mvmeppc is currently able to boot to multi-user on an MVME1603-051
board as a diskless NFS client. Work is in progress to add support
for booting from disk.
Archive of NetBSD/mvmeppc news items
Supported Single Board Computer Modules
Systems for which support is available in NetBSD-current are marked
(-current)
Boot Options
Supported:
Unsupported:
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