On Sun, 28 Jul 2002 @ 11:50pm (-0400), John Klos wrote:

JK> Hi,
JK>
JK> I just got an HP C110 which I'd like to get to work with NetBSD.
JK> Naturally, I wanted to start by trying to boot the current netboot image
JK> (ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/hp700/snapshot/20020706-1.6D/installation/lifboot/SYSNBSD.gz),


...try the next pervious snapshot (newer userland is fine).  People have
reported problems with the newer one at boot time.

-lava

JK> but after I type "boot lan" all I get at the console is this:
JK>
JK> IPL error: bad LIF magic.
JK>
JK> This happens whether I answer yes or no to:
JK> Interact with IPL (Y or N)?>
JK>
JK> Note that I am using bootp because the HPPA Linux page says that newer
JK> machines don't use rbootd.
JK>
JK> I have these files set up - /etc/bootptab:
JK>
JK> hp.sixgirls.org:\
JK>         :ht=ether:\
JK>         :ha=0060b0076284:\
JK>         :sm=255.255.255.0:\
JK>         :lg=192.168.1.1:\
JK>         :ip=192.168.1.122:\
JK>         :to=7200:\
JK>         :bf=SYSNBSD:\
JK>         :td=/tftpboot:
JK>         :rp=/export/client/root/:
JK>
JK> and I have tftp and bootps uncommented in /etc/inetd.conf.
JK>
JK> Does anyone know what I need to do to make the HP's firmware happy enough
JK> to load the kernel? I doubt it will work, but I want to get it at least to
JK> pull and try to boot so I can start playing with getting some of the
JK> OpenBSD code into the NetBSD tree for this specific system.
JK>
JK> Thanks very much,
JK> John Klos
JK> Sixgirls Computing Labs
JK>

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