Yes, that's the one. There's a program on the web page that converts kernels
into a form that the NetBSD bootloader understands (basically an a.out
variant).
I think the kernel patches on the web page are a little out of date. I'll try
to make some new ones soon. If you feel like living on the edge then the
thing to do is to get Jes' latest linux-m68k kernel and apply the patches for
head.S and setup.c to it (by hand if need be).
p.
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