I love the luna88k port because it's basically just one dev's labour of love. It's still an active port because Kenji Aoyama has been keeping the lights on and maintaining it continually for 20 years
I hope you get this working. BSD (specifically freeBSD) has a special place in my heart ever since I ran it on my Asus eePC netbook. I remember running it in college, built my first kernel on it and compiled ports from source when the portstree wasnt working do to a security issue.
I remember someone trying to revive the 88k port quite a few years ago. One day I should give it a test as I have a pair of dg aviions in storage somewhere. Stuck them into storage as I couldn't get any software at the time, and sometime in the last 15 years I noticed old enough versions of dg-ux leaked onto the various archives.
![พบรัก - INK WARUNTORN x FELLOW FELLOW [LIVE SESSION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1VonHhP6_Y8/mqdefault.jpg)
I love the luna88k port because it's basically just one dev's labour of love. It's still an active port because Kenji Aoyama has been keeping the lights on and maintaining it continually for 20 years
If I had any m88k hardware ... *laughs in unobtanium*
@@NCommanderMame got a driver for Luna88k recently at least. no idea if it can boot this
I hope you get this working. BSD (specifically freeBSD) has a special place in my heart ever since I ran it on my Asus eePC netbook. I remember running it in college, built my first kernel on it and compiled ports from source when the portstree wasnt working do to a security issue.
I remember someone trying to revive the 88k port quite a few years ago. One day I should give it a test as I have a pair of dg aviions in storage somewhere. Stuck them into storage as I couldn't get any software at the time, and sometime in the last 15 years I noticed old enough versions of dg-ux leaked onto the various archives.
The m88k is still around, it was only some mvne boards that were dropped