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Hard mode: try to bring up LFS on a non-x86 platform; preferably something without a standard device bus like PCI-e or USB. For example, a 68k Mac...
by nxobject 3y ago
Hard mode: try to bring up LFS on a non-x86 platform; preferably something without a standard device bus like PCI-e or USB. For example, a 68k Mac...
- musicale 3y agoThere's a current/working m68k Linux kernel? Cool. It would definitely be interesting to try a machine that was contemporary with the earliest Linux releases. And apparently it can run on a beefier qemu-emulated virtual machine as well. https://www.gentoo.org/downloads/#m68k https://www.gentoo.org/downloads/#m68k https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Better-M68k-Virtual https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Better-M68k-Virtual On the BSD side, I think NetBSD also supports m68k and vintage Macs, though I imagine something like a modern web browser would be too slow and heavyweight to run properly.