[[!template id=port
port="acorn32"
iso_image="true"
cur_rel="8.1"
future_rel="9.0"
pkg_rel="6.1"
changes_cur="8.1"
changes_future="9.0"
thumbnail="//www.netbsd.org/images/ports/acorn32/riscpc.gif"
about="""
NetBSD/acorn32 is a port to ARM- and StrongARM-powered Acorn RiscPC compatible
machines and is maintained by Reinoud Zandijk
[(reinoud)](mailto:reinoud@NetBSD.org).  The first formal release of
NetBSD/acorn32 was 1.6. In earlier releases of NetBSD, these machines were
supported by NetBSD/arm32.

The port first saw light as RiscBSD in 1994 and was later transformed into
NetBSD/arm32. In 2001, the arm32 port was split into separate ports for the
various supported hardware types. NetBSD/acorn32 was one of these.
"""
supported_hardware="""
###Supported System Models

These are systems made by various computer manufacturers for which support as a
whole exists.

* Acorn Risc PC 600, Risc PC 700
* Acorn StrongARM Risc PC, J233
* Castle Technology RiscPC 233T
* Castle Technology Kinetic RiscPC
* Acorn A7000, A7000+
* Castle Technology A7000+
* Acorn Network Computer

Earlier ARM-based Acorn machines are supported by
[[NetBSD/acorn26|acorn26]].

"""

additional="""
###People

Core processor support was written by Mark Brinicombe (most of it) and Neil
Carson (some of libkern and pmap, floating point emulators and libraries).

Support for Acorn platforms was written by Mark Brinicombe (most of it) with
help from Scott Stevens (various device drivers), Melvin Tang Richardson (VIDC
console), Mike Pumford (EtherH driver) and Andrew McMurry (Acorn FileCore file
system).

###Ongoing Work

We invite you to examine the
[summary of current NetBSD/acorn32 problem reports](http://www.netbsd.org/Gnats/category/port-acorn32.html).
"""
]]
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