What works and what doesn't Known to work Do not try to use XFree86 - it will probably fail.For recent versions of current, try setting X11FLAVOUR=Xorg and X11_TYPE=modular in /etc/mk.conf to get both native and package (modular) Xorg. UPDATE: this maybe fixed in pkgsrc-2008Q4 so maybe you can just set "X11_TYPE=modular" in /etc/mk.conf and compile all the meta xorg packages from pkgsrc/meta-pkgs/xorg-*. Do not just compile the meta package for xorg without first setting your options in such a way that you'll get the i810 server installed properly or you'll waste a bunch of time recompiling later.(UFS2 + log should work on 5.0 and -current). Stick with UFS1 + softdep at least until 4.0 comes out. Your machine will panic until your remove the LFS venom from it's veins. Do not try using LFS on a partition that has even a moderate amount of I/O going on it.You'll either end up reloading OS X from scratch or trying to recover with a lot of black magic on the EFI shell. Otherwise you could wipe out the rEFIt loader along with any way to boot the machine. Answer "NO" to that question during installation.
#Install mac osx for macbook a1226 2007 install#
Do not install the NetBSD bootselect code when you are doing the installation.The drivers are too old for this machine and you'll be lucky to get through the installation before it crashes. Do not try installing the amd64 port for the 3.1 release.Most of what has been tried in this howto was done using the amd64 release 4.0. It'll install, but the minute you put any kind of load on the machine (like compiling stuff from pkgsrc) the machine will die with a kernel panic. Do not try using i386 NetBSD before 4.0.
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