It would help if you could let us know what version of the booter
	you are running, and what the text on the screen was when it
	hung...


		David/abs

  Personally, I have always found work levels to be self regulating.
   Excessive work will induce repeated periods of unconsciousness.
           (I believe these are referred to as 'sleep'...)

On Wed, 30 Jul 1997, Kyle A. Schmitt wrote:

> HI I"m trying to install Netbsd for the mac 68k...
> I have a Mac LC II with 6 megs ram, and an acellorator card
> that boosts it up to an lc II (approximately) with an acellerator
> card.
> I installed sets
> base121 etc121 netbsd121 built the devices and then tried to bood...
> it hung, so I turned off v-mem and ram doubbler and tried to boot, and it got
> to a point where the screen was white and it lookied like netBSD was loading,
> it had some text on the screen and then it hung :/
> how do I get it to load up and run? Do you need more info?
> oh yea here are the settings for the booter..
> Boot.
> single user
> extra debugging info
> GMT Bias -360
> no env dumps
> don't disable VBL interupts on video cards
> dont bug me about untested machine
> show dialog&wait
> kernel location netBSD/MAC
> kernel name netbsd
> root SCSI ID 0
> ASK?
> RAM 6
> AutoSize RAM
> 
> and the debugging level set to zer4o.....
> ummm I think thats all I can tell you..oh yea I"m running 7.5.3 on system 
> 7.5 update 2.0
> 
> Sincerly (wants a unix system&his mac too)
> 	Kyle A. Schmitt
>