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  <H2><A NAME="11"></A>9. Operating System Notes </H2>
<p>Any operating system that can memory map linear regions in really
high memory should work.  This should include Linux, FreeBSD, SVR4,
and more.</p>

<H3><A NAME="12"></A>9.1. NetBSD </H3>
<p>If you have NetBSD, you will need to install the aperture driver.
Extract the file <code>apNetBSD.shar</code>
(in <code>xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/etc/apNetBSD.shar</code>) and read
the <code>README</code> contained therein.</p>

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