If you have a means of acquiring the source code for System 6, making any adjustments (there'll most likely be a lot) needed for the CPU, and compiling it, then yes.
Otherwise, no.
It's a fundamental concern. Remember that System 6 is built for each specific CPU type, although platform had a little bit to do with it.
Likewise, you can't just "install Windows 95 on a 68040" because for one, the kernel is going to be COMPLETELY incompatible. Neither will you be able to "install Palm OS 3.5 on a Macintosh Portable", either.
Otherwise, no.
It's a fundamental concern. Remember that System 6 is built for each specific CPU type, although platform had a little bit to do with it.
Likewise, you can't just "install Windows 95 on a 68040" because for one, the kernel is going to be COMPLETELY incompatible. Neither will you be able to "install Palm OS 3.5 on a Macintosh Portable", either.