Introduction
I'm no expert and I only have an RS/6000 40P. I took 1 1/2 weeks to successfully install NT. I have documented my experience so that the info will be easier to find (especially since Microsoft & IBM have both dropped support for NT on PowerPC) .  Basically, installing NT on RS/6000 not easy, especially us who have always been working on Intel x86 platform. I had a really hard time even finding the NT ARC bootloader, let alone a web page with instructions or someone who really knows how.

Acknowledgments
Many thanks to Alexander Gusev from Chelyabinsk, Russia (very nice guy) who walked me through part of the process of my first installation. This is my way of passing his bit kindness on.

Many thanks to Christopher McCann (also avery nice guy, who used to be IBM's Windows NT PowerPC Level2 Product Support Leader) for taking the time to check this webpage even though 1) he was not obligated to & 2) IBM has dropped all support.  Thanks also for putting up your Windows NT/PowerPC page!  Finally......an expert!

Many thanks to Andrew Chen, also from IBM who is setting up a mirror for this page. Also thanks for the details on the RS/6000 860 notebook. More details on the mirror later...

Many thanks to Zhu Haoying for info about installing NT on Motorola PowerStack RISC PC.

Disclaimer
The information/drivers/utilities that is provided here is without charge & is meant to be a service to others. I do not guarantee that the information presented here is accurate but I take all effort to make sure that it is. If any of the information presented here is inaccurate kindly e-mail me and I will make the necessary corrections. I will not be responsible for anything that goes wrong while following the instructions or using utilities/drivers posted on this web page. If you need more info than this page provides, you could post to the news group comp.unix.aix (there are really lots of knowledgeable people there) or search Dejanews for old posts. If the information here has benefit you, I urge you to pass the bit of kindness on to someone else. OK, now that this has been said, lets get to the real issue here......