1: [[!template id=port
2: port="acorn32"
3: cur_rel="8.0"
4: future_rel="9.0"
5: pkg_rel="6.1"
6: changes_cur="8.0"
7: changes_future="9.0"
8: thumbnail="http://www.netbsd.org/images/ports/acorn32/riscpc.gif"
9: about="""
10: NetBSD/acorn32 is a port to ARM- and StrongARM-powered Acorn RiscPC compatible
11: machines and is maintained by Reinoud Zandijk
12: [(reinoud)](mailto:reinoud@NetBSD.org). The first formal release of
13: NetBSD/acorn32 was 1.6. In earlier releases of NetBSD, these machines were
14: supported by NetBSD/arm32.
15:
16: The port first saw light as RiscBSD in 1994 and was later transformed into
17: NetBSD/arm32. In 2001, the arm32 port was split into separate ports for the
18: various supported hardware types. NetBSD/acorn32 was one of these.
19: """
20: supported_hardware="""
21: ###Supported System Models
22:
23: These are systems made by various computer manufacturers for which support as a
24: whole exists.
25:
26: * Acorn Risc PC 600, Risc PC 700
27: * Acorn StrongARM Risc PC, J233
28: * Castle Technology RiscPC 233T
29: * Castle Technology Kinetic RiscPC
30: * Acorn A7000, A7000+
31: * Castle Technology A7000+
32: * Acorn Network Computer
33:
34: Earlier ARM-based Acorn machines are supported by
35: [[NetBSD/acorn26|acorn26]].
36:
37: """
38:
39: additional="""
40: ###People
41:
42: Core processor support was written by Mark Brinicombe (most of it) and Neil
43: Carson (some of libkern and pmap, floating point emulators and libraries).
44:
45: Support for Acorn platforms was written by Mark Brinicombe (most of it) with
46: help from Scott Stevens (various device drivers), Melvin Tang Richardson (VIDC
47: console), Mike Pumford (EtherH driver) and Andrew McMurry (Acorn FileCore file
48: system).
49:
50: ###Ongoing Work
51:
52: We invite you to examine the
53: [summary of current NetBSD/acorn32 problem reports](http://www.netbsd.org/Gnats/category/port-acorn32.html).
54: """
55: ]]
56: [[!tag tier2port]]
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