Thanks for the offer!
I think I will tackle the SE/30 first, as it looks the simpler of the two machines. The plan is to try to put together the kernel and the memory manager (two of the components of Minix.) The "pure" 68k implementations of Minix aren't very good since they don't use any MMU facilities, but rely on a technique known as process shadowing, which makes the systems particularly slow. I reckon Minix will fly on a 68k architecture with a proper MMU
I think I will tackle the SE/30 first, as it looks the simpler of the two machines. The plan is to try to put together the kernel and the memory manager (two of the components of Minix.) The "pure" 68k implementations of Minix aren't very good since they don't use any MMU facilities, but rely on a technique known as process shadowing, which makes the systems particularly slow. I reckon Minix will fly on a 68k architecture with a proper MMU