Christian Kristukat wrote:
> After that the kernel didn't accept the partition
> as root device any more. 

 Of course it does not work, the kernel expects the magic bytes and not BFFS.

> But with the original
> root-filesystem-identifier and attached BFFSFilesystem it didn't work
> neither. 

 Can you explain "attached BFFS"?

 Please check out the bootblock loader from Ignatios and/or Michael Hitch,
which enabled you to boot directly into BSD w/o loading the kernel via
BFFS.  Another Idea is using gobsd and stating it with unit and volume
options, also w/o BFFS.

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Markus Illenseer