I'm trying to set up NetBSD/sun3 on a new machine, and am seeing some
problems.

I'm having to create the disk on a NetBSD/sparc machine.  Fortunately,
both are big-endian, and I have the data from another NetBSD/sun3
machine available, so I could build the filesystem just fine.  I first
tried using the sparc installboot; when that didn't work, I compiled
the sun3 installboot on the sparc and used that.  That got me a disk
that would boot far enough for the kernel to load, but then....

...
memerr0 at obio0 addr 0x80000 level 7: (Parity memory)
intreg0 at obio0 addr 0xa0000
le0 at obio0 addr 0x120000 level 3: address 08:00:20:06:9f:e1
le0: 8 receive buffers, 2 transmit buffers
si0 at obio0 addr 0x140000 level 2: options=0x1000f
scsibus0 at si0: 8 targets

At this point it appeared to hang.  I played with the SCSI bus a
little, fiddling with termination and the like, to no avail.  But then
I left it sitting at that point and looking at it several minutes
later, I saw

...
scsibus0 at si0: 8 targets
si0: no REQ for next phase, abort
si0: no REQ while aborting, reset
si0: reset SCSI bus for TID=0 LUN=0
si0: no REQ for next phase, abort
si0: no REQ while aborting, reset
si0: reset SCSI bus for TID=0 LUN=0

Anybody know what this could mean?  The machine is a -3/60 and the
kernel is admittedly slightly old (its version string calls it 1.3).
That kernel works fine on another -3/60; I'm wondering if this means
this machine has a fried scsi controller, or there's something wrong
with the cabling, or what.  Note that SCSI worked well enough to get
the kernel loaded.

					der Mouse

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