On Thu 17 Jan, Ben Harris wrote:
> 
> In article <Marcel-1.53-0117064344-0b0%Pvi@pkoz.adam.com.au> you write:
> >On Wed 16 Jan, Ignatios Souvatzis wrote:
> >> On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 03:08:13PM +0100, Peter Kozberski wrote:
> >> > 
> >> > What do I need to get past the Bad disklabel error?
> >> 
> >> What machine are you talking about, and what "Bad disklabel" error at what
> >> point (that is, what where you doing)?
> >The Bootloader is for riscpc/a7000/nc/imago.
> >My first time onto my rpc. 
> >
> >The text of mountufs looks to generate the labels for me. 
> >This is roughly what I did:  
> >Reinitialize the 420Mb HD to a filecore of 160Mb.
> >Then used bb_netbsd to add a partition and the file saved into scrap
> >as a jump address to find bsd. 
> >Then I changed the Desktop and Predesk files as discribed. 
> >Then ran BtNetBSD from bootup and the desktop. 
> >I also altered the screen to X1024 Y768 C256. 
> >It stops at wd0a where I expect it to set the root in directory
> >UnixFS: 
> 
> As far as I can see, you haven't actually installed NetBSD at any point. 
> Try booting the installation kernel (netbsd.RPCINST -- you'll probably have
> to gunzip it first) instead.

I still get 'no disclabel' error. 
I don't get to RPCINST.
I'm expecting UnixFS: to be set to ADFS::4.$.netbsd. Is this correct?
What does 'filing system must be given a filename at 1630' mean?

Do I need to format the drive differently?
I'm using BtNetBSD ver .91 and netbsd 1.52 on a riscos 3.5 rpc


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