> I booted the target machine off the 2.6 CD-ROM and repartitioned the disk,
> newfs'ed
> it and installed NetBSD.  I also used the 2.6 installboot to put bootxx
> onto the disk.
> However, this did not result in a bootable NetBSD disk.

You might try:

	(1) using solaris installboot + the solaris first stage bootstrap
	    to point at a NetBSD second stage boot program (eg. `/boot').
	    (maybe  this is would you did, I'm not sure exactly how
	     solaris does these things)

or

	(2) using all of solaris bootstrap programs and just tell them
	    to boot the kernel `/netbsd'. (but maybe it cannot load
	    anything but a ELF kernel).

Of course you can also boot over the net from your other machine. I seem
to remember that you can even have the machine TFTP the netbsd kernel
directly (in stead of another boot program), but I'm not really sure.

-pk