[ Kelly said: ]
> locks up in ADBAlternateInit. The code at that address looks right. It's
> almost the same code as on a IIci at the ADBAlternateInit location for it.
> The ROM maps don't seem to give a clue about this ADBAlternateInit either.

I don't think ADBAlternateInit is a real MacOS ROM routine. That is, you 
won't see a listing for it in the rom maps. It's a routine in the MRG
code in NetBSD that calls a certain location in the MacROM. But this location
does not actually have a name, it's just part of some init code that 
the MRG code uses to get the ADB set up instead of using ADBReInit.

	--John

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