kamester@gloria.cord.edu said:
> Well, as far as I can tell, it has not been fixed.  I have a 486 with 
>  NetBSD 1.2 on it that I use to boot our Apollo, but I also have a 
> 386  running the 961014-SNAP of FreeBSD, and the Apollo will not boot 
> with the  386 as teh rbootd server.  Also, I had no luck at all 
> grabbing the rbootd  code from NetBSD and compiling it.  It still did 
> not work. 

After I added the line 
#include <sys/time.h>
in the file 'utils.c' compiling of NetBSD's rbootd worked. The boot requests 
and replys worked fine as I saw in the debug output and it seems that the 
transfer of the installation programm is ok too. But I don't know if the blank 
screen on the apollo after choosing the system to boot is the result of using 
a FreeBSD system as a bootserver.

Rainer