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Right. The very people that first brought Linux to the m68k Mac might feel
upset. One was a well known ix86 kernel hacker, the other a m68k hacker
from the Atari/Amiga camp.

There is no Atari/Amiga camp... actually Amiga and Atari people cannot stand
each other... :) Mac... yes... but Atari... no... :)

BS. Geert, Roman Z., Jes Sorensen are Amiga users. /me, Roman H., Andreas
Schwab are Atari users. We get along fine. I'm talking Linux/m68k here, in
case it wasn't obvious.

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Right, but can you compile a kernel that will run on PowerMac/CHRP/PReP
and APUS? Which one's serial will work?

The Linux for Amiga PowerPC Boards uses the APUS stuff. Only difference is
a special bootloader.

I'm aware of the connection between APUS and LinuxPPC for Amiga. My
question was: can you compile a kernel that will load and run on all of
the major PPC machines, namely CHRP/PREP, PowerMac, VME boards (sorry I
forgot you guys), and Amiga with PPC boards? Not configure and build a
single kernel for each of these, but configure and build one kernel for
all of them?

All I've got configured so far is a (PowerMac/PReP/CHRP) Machine Type
combination. Not what I asked for, as you will no doubt notice.

	Michael


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