Interesting TT030 & NetBSD Twitter account

[mikro]

https://twitter.com/nbtt030

You can find interesting stuff there, for instance latest NetBSD up and running on the original TT030 configuration: https://twitter.com/nbtt030/status/1477 ... 44928?s=20

or an example of usage of 12 TTs in a Canadian company: https://twitter.com/maraka77i/status/13 ... 18433?s=20

In the comments there's a few famous names appearing like Howard Chu (very active Atari and MiNT developer back in the 90s) who mentions that he still owns his TT. :)

[tjam]

https://twitter.com/nbtt030

You can find interesting stuff there, for instance latest NetBSD up and running on the original TT030 configuration: https://twitter.com/nbtt030/status/1477 ... 44928?s=20

or an example of usage of 12 TTs in a Canadian company: https://twitter.com/maraka77i/status/13 ... 18433?s=20

In the comments there's a few famous names appearing like Howard Chu (very active Atari and MiNT developer back in the 90s) who mentions that he still owns his TT.

It's very nice to see people are still running NetBSD Atari port Back in 2008 I tried to install NetBSD-current on my CT63 falcon but it was broken and I ended up contributing for the project after I fixed issues. Unluckily my CT63 and EtherNAT broke down when I was developing driver for EtherNAT and it kind of stopped my participation for the project... Rodolphe fixed my CT63 but EtherNAT broke down permanently

[marss]

Can you please explain how to install it?
Thanks

[tjam]

Can you please explain how to install it?
Thanks

Here's instructions: https://cdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBS ... STALL.html
Also Atari port page: http://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/atari/

[marss]

I followed the instructions but no luck
What files needed to put in a directory with a Falcon?

[mikro]

You have seen the wiki, right? https://netbsd-ataritt.fandom.com/wiki/ ... alkthrough

[marss]

Yes

[shoggoth]

"seen" vs. "read"?

[mfro]

"seen" vs. "read"?

"read" vs. "understood"?

[marss]

Read... And i do not understand

[calimero]

^

Btw nice finding Mikro!

[DarkLord]

That's just awesome that a company is still using multiple
TT's for their day-to-day work, here in 2022...

Coolness incorporated.

[viking272]

Nice post Mikro.
That's amazing, all those TTs in operation. They'll make a small fortune selling them in the future!

[shoggoth]

Now THAT'S an IT department. Wow.

[mfro]

Now THAT'S an IT department. Wow.

Yes, impressive. Assuming 10 MIPS per TT, with 12 of them combined, they nearly reach the raw computing power of of a '93 SGI Indy

[shoggoth]

A TT cluster! Why do I react this way! It has to be great! X-D