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+OpenBSD/mvme88k
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OpenBSD/mvme88k is a port of OpenBSD to the systems built upon
Motorola's 88xxx-based VME motherboard family.
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The OpenBSD/mvme88k port has been discontinued after the 5.5 release.
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-History: History:
The Motorola 88k processor is said to be the best RISC processor ever
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for ELF shared libraries support.
Current status: Current status:
Currently, MVME181, MVME187, MVME188 and MVME197 boards, as well as similar
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your mileage may vary.
Supported hardware: Supported hardware:
Supported processor boards
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-MVME180 ``Angelfire'' and MVME181 MVME180 "Angelfire" and MVME181 MVME187 Series 900 , etc), this port also runs on the
MVME187-based Triton Dolphin System 100 .
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Supported on-board devices
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MVME181
on-board serial ports (ttya-ttyb)
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MVME187 and MVME197
Cirrus Logic CL2400 serial ports (tty00-tty03/tty07[M8120] )
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Intel 82596CA Ethernet interface
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NCR53c710 SCSI Controller
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128KB SRAM (/dev/sram0)
8KB NVRAM (/dev/nvram0)
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MVME188
serial ports on SYSCON board (ttya-ttyb)
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2KB NVRAM (/dev/nvram0)
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Supported VME boards
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MVME327A SCSI and floppy Controller
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currently limited to the SCSI interface
MVME328 High Performance SCSI Controller
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MVME332XT High Performance Serial I/O Controller
(8 serial ports, 1 parallel port) (vx)
MVME376 Ethernet Communications Controller
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Getting and installing OpenBSD/mvme88k:
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The last supported OpenBSD/mvme88k release was
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OpenBSD/mvme88k 5.5 installation instructions.
Hardware details: Hardware details:
As VME hardware is quite uncommon in the average retail place, and Motorola
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built upon has been gathered by Paul Weissmann at
badabada .
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Pictures of a Motorola 900 modular chassis, with a 33MHz MVME187 CPU board,
32MB RAM, 4 MVME332XT serial boards, and an Archive 250MB QIC tape drive.
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