Re: Q68 Order Process
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2021 8:32 pm
I would like to order/buy an assembled Q68. Due to hand tremors, I can't solider. Please let me know who and when to pay and I will happily do so. Thanks!
Hi,danielktdoranie wrote:I would like to order/buy an assembled Q68. Due to hand tremors, I can't solider. Please let me know who and when to pay and I will happily do so. Thanks!
Thank you Derek! I am in Ireland.Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,danielktdoranie wrote:I would like to order/buy an assembled Q68. Due to hand tremors, I can't solider. Please let me know who and when to pay and I will happily do so. Thanks!
I have taken a note of interest in the Q68, I will add you to the waiting list and contact you when I can complete the order.
Hi,danielktdoranie wrote:Thank you Derek! I am in Ireland.Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,danielktdoranie wrote:I would like to order/buy an assembled Q68. Due to hand tremors, I can't solider. Please let me know who and when to pay and I will happily do so. Thanks!
I have taken a note of interest in the Q68, I will add you to the waiting list and contact you when I can complete the order.
Hi,XorA wrote:Can I put my name down for Q68 in case?
That makes me feel honored... Maybe I should again look into adding an MMU, so you can run something Unix-ish on itXorA wrote:Can I put my name down for Q68 in case?
uClinux should run as isPeter wrote:That makes me feel honored... Maybe I should again look into adding an MMU, so you can run something Unix-ish on itXorA wrote:Can I put my name down for Q68 in case?
Are you only interested in Linux, or would NetBSD also be of interest? I had the idea to implement 68010 and Sun 2 MMU, as that is much simpler than one of the Motorola MMUs, and NetBSD supports it. One could probably just adapt the kernel and re-use a complete precompiled distribution.
uCLinux would also be cool... I was held back somewhat because it seems completely unmaintained and I didn't see a nice GUI for it.XorA wrote:uClinux should run as is
Being an Amiga and m68k nerd, my understanding is NetBSD 9.2 needs at least a 68030 and 68882 FPU to run?Peter wrote:That makes me feel honored... Maybe I should again look into adding an MMU, so you can run something Unix-ish on itXorA wrote:Can I put my name down for Q68 in case?
Are you only interested in Linux, or would NetBSD also be of interest? I had the idea to implement 68010 and Sun 2 MMU, as that is much simpler than one of the Motorola MMUs, and NetBSD supports it. One could probably just adapt the kernel and re-use a complete precompiled distribution.