On Tue, 25 Feb 1997, der Mouse wrote:
> configured to the right place?  (Maybe your disk probe order has
> changed and the disk root's on isn't named what you think it is.)

I've only got one disk. :)

> Try booting with -a, watch the disk probe messages, and explicitly
> specify the correct disk?  (This is -current, right?  'Cause if not,
> you may want to apply the patches in PR 2236.  They're in -current.)

It is -current, as of last night.  When booting with -a, I don't even get
to the root disk prompt, I get the warnings and then lock up immediately.

Booting -s makes no difference either.

If it makes any difference, this disk was newfs'd under NetBSD 1.1, many
many moons ago... but it works fine under my 1.2 release kernel.

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