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Updated 20240224
This port has been done by Kenji Aoyama. His own detailed OpenBSD/luna88k resource page used to be found at http://www.nk-home.net/~aoyama/luna88k/openbsd-luna88k.html . Until it goes back on line, there is still some content available at http://www.nk-home.net/~aoyama/luna88k/ .
Help yourself!
After a lot of inactivity, I've recently been seriously working on m88k-based
hardware again.
I am unfortunately not using my own Luna88k system at the moment, because none
of the monitors I have is able to display its output (the CRT I was using no
longer displays anything), and I have not been able to solder serial cables yet
(I don't trust my own ability to solder them correctly, I'm too old to solder
without shaking). I plan to have a friend with a much better agility solder them
for me (thanks to Plamen Mihaylov who managed to source the proper HiRose
connectors and give me a few).
Note that the
Nono emulator can be
used to test OpenBSD/luna88k. A ready-to-run
OpenBSD/luna88k image
is also available from Kenji Aoyama.
I am currently investigating the low-memory behaviour of the multiprocessor kernel. On a 16MB Luna-88K (already hitting swap after booting multiuser), attempting to compile a kernel (even using make without the -j option) stops after a few files, with a segmentation fault in the compiler...
As the time of the last update of this page,
OpenBSD 7.4 is the latest release.
(in no particular order)
