Yesterday I reported a problem with bombing in the booter. Last night
  as a shot in the dark I downloaded Booter 1.8 from eskimo.com to try.
  It booted right up, no problem. I am now a happy netbsd user.

  So my problem is in Booter 1.9.2, not in the netbsd kernel or
  the installation. Is there anything further I can do to diagnose
  the problem in order for it to be fixed in later Booter versions?
  I can install Macsbug if someone tells me what information
  from the debugger would help.
						Denny

>  I am attempting to install NetBSD for the first time. The Booter
>  (1.9.2) crashes with an Unimplemented Trap whenever I try to boot.
>  The last few messages on the console are:
>
>  sizeof struct exec = 32
>  read_bsd_block(): Reading block 1184
>  Reading 8192 bytes (16 blocks) from scsi (0, 68168)
>  *Magic = NMAGIC (read-only text)
>  MID_M68K executable: entry 0x3356
>
>  The I get a Mac Bomb dialog: 'Sorry, a system error occured.
>  "Booter 1.9.2" Unimplemented trap'
>
>
>  I get this same bomb whether booting from the NetBSD partition or
>  from the kernel file in MacOS. I've experimented with the Booter's
>  Auto-Size RAM option but get the same bomb regardless.
>  Since the bomb comes from MacOS I suppose the NetBSD kernel had
>  not taken over yet.
>
>  I grabbed the 1.2BETA tarballs from ftp.eskimo.com, along with the
>  GENERIC_64 kernel. I used Booter 1.9.2, also grabbed from eskimo.
>
>  The machine is an SE/30 with 8 MB RAM. It has a Quantum disk on SCSI 0
>  using HDT 1.6 formatter. It was freshly installed System 7.5 with all
>  INITS&cdevs removed save MODE32(7.5) and the Memory cdev.
>  I've experimented with restoring some of the other INITs and cdevs
>  in case NetBSD expects them to be in the memory map, but I still
>  get a bomb. The machines is running in 32 bit mode.
>
>  Can anyone suggest what the problem might be, or something else I can try?