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Anyone know if it will be released under some sort of OSI license? Or is the source code just for viewing?  

Lucky ;) . I've been wanting a [new] front for my SE/30 for a while... Mine's got a big ugly chip missing from it. Currently waiting on another member here who was going to ship me their housing.

Grace Hopper even coined the term... ;)

XINU won't fit on a single floppy. Follow the instructions in README.mac: copy the directory to /XINU on the system, setup Aztec C in /C, etc. You're going to need a copy of Aztec C. No idea where to find this anymore...

Before you know it, you'll have so many that you can't even make it to your bed to sleep. (Tilts head and looks at own floor :p )

Eraser sold me some a few (as in 8-ish) months ago, so I presume he still has them.

Occasionally they show up on here: http://www.powerbookmedic.com/iBook-Clamshell-Service-Parts----Replacement-Parts-For-Repair-p-1-c-319.html Or fleabay. Just wait... one will show up eventually :)

...and I'd rather   insert nasty thing here   than open a bunch of iceBooks...

Uh oh... I had a feeling that was the case.

Hope you enjoy it. It was a fun machine! Jealous of your snow. It's dry as ever in Colorado right now...

So I was missing my XINU floppies at home, but this was on Mac GUI: http://www.macgui.com/downloads/?file_id=24144 It's unlikely you will be able to get any variant of Linux on an original 68000. The 68000 had a bug where, upon invalid memory access, the processor would be left in an unstable...

I think it came on a floppy disk with the book. I'll have to see if I have the floppy with my book when I get home. Was not on their FTP server for some reason...

Is XINU available for the Classic? It was designed for the 512K/Plus/SE/II, so you may be able to get it working on your Classic.

Nice find. A friend had lent me one of these a while ago to port a Gtk+ application we were working on to (modern) Mac OS X... definitely seemed like a reasonable notebook to be using (even today!)

Nice. Was this the one labelled "Apple ONE"? :p

Congrats! Always exciting to have one more working system!

My personal reccomendation would be NetBSD for mac68k rather than Linux; it'll run (relatively) faster, not to mention I think mac68k has more support in the NetBSD world. But your mileage may vary. Disadvantage would be the boot process. IIRC, NetBSD needs you to run a booter program from Mac...

Saw this thread now... makes the other one make sense :)

Got one of those from just.in.time as well... very happy :b&w:

Why are U2 and C4 missing on that logic board?