About NetBSD/shark
NetBSD/shark is a port of NetBSD to StrongARM based
Digital DNARD ("Shark") machines.
Up until the release of NetBSD 1.6, this port used to be
part of the NetBSD/arm32 port.
NetBSD/shark News
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2009-11-26:
Accelerated X support
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As announced by Michael Lorenz on the NetBSD blog, the shark port recently
grew better support for X. Among other things, this means it is now
possible to generate an X config file by running
X -configure. For full details, see Michael's
blog entry.
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2007-01-06:
XFree86 support
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Support for XFree86 is back. Sharks with IGS 2010 graphics controller
can now use XFree86 with the wsfb driver on kernels that use the igsfb driver.
Those with a C&T 65550 should work with the chips driver but this is untested.
See also the
announcement on the port-arm mailing list. An example XF86Config can be found
here.
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