Hello Rick and Takashi!

> > But here comes some disappointments:
> > - filesystem is always damaged
> > - boot stops at bad filesystem
> > - after running fsck -y and (ctrl)-D the bootprocess get further
> >  but a lot segmentation faults occured.
> > - sometimes it rans into debugger sometimes it told me something about
> > to much ... and than nothing happens. 
> 
> 
> > So I'm unable to determine if it is a problem with the disk or with
> > NetBSD. If i got the time i will try out the GENERICSBC#30.
> 
> T;hese are *exactly* the symptoms I had with a zip disk.  Switching to 
> an sbc kernel fixed them all.

Thanks for your suggestion, but after switching to SBC i've lost the
whole filessytem.
Even the Installer was unable to find a suitable partion.

I reformated the disk for MacOS and did extensive testing with FWB and
Ontrack-Diskmanager.
It was the disk, the disk was unable to realloced defect blocks.
:-( it was a 500 MB disk now it is garbage.

Now some good news:
I've installed NetBSD on another disk (176 MB) with GENERIC #30 and
it works. :-)
Now i will try out X.
Is it possible to run X with 8bit-color on internal video?
And I will look for a greater disk ;-)

Thanks,
	Christoph

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