Could someone help this gentleman, please?  It sounds like it could be
several things, but I'm not nearly familiar enough with the LC II to form
a coherent response.

--scott

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Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997 18:02:58 +0000
From: Mark Manning <markem@flash.net>
To: scottr@netbsd.org
Subject: Getting NetBSD up on a an LC II

Attempting to install NetBSD onto an Apple LC II.

The Install Utility comes up, says "Mounting partition 'A' as /" but 
never gives a line like:

	sd1 at scsi ID 5

(In my case, the scsi ID is 3.)  Instead, it says it can not mount the 
root drive and crashes into Macsbug.  The Macsbug error line is:

Bus error at 010O6778 do_mount_root+000A
while fetching instruction at 61A0619E

The error line in the install utility is:

failed mountfs(), error 22.
error mounting root.  Undefined error 0.

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I realize what this means.  It means it can not find the root disk 
drive.  However, Mkfs finds everything quickly, easily, and formats 
everything without any kind of an error.  When I look at it with APS 
Technologies' software, it shows the A/UX partitions et al.  Root&Usr, 
Swap, and Usr 2.

I'm running on an LC II.
9megs of memory (max'd out)
230mb Optical drive

Any help appreciated.  Also, at the site I downloaded this from, the 
xbasic12 file was corrupted (at least I could not download it).  This 
was from the NETBSD site.  In the NetBSD-1.2 directory under the X11 
subdirectory.  You might want to check it out.  :-)