Michael G. Schabert <mikeride@prez.buf.servtech.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 10 Dec 1997, Andre Nuendel wrote:
>
>> Do you really have a LCII with a 68020 ?
>> Could that cause the boot problems?
>> Have you tried to boot with the #47 kernel?
>> For me it works fine with the 1.3BETA snapshot.
>
>LC II should have a 68030. Only the original LC and the Mac II (and 1
>other that escapes me ATM) used the 68020 chip.

There apparently were some LC-II systems sold in Europe that aren't 
exactly the same as the LC-II's we're used to here in the US.  I recall 
trying to help someone about a year ago who had one of these systems and 
we were never successful getting it to boot NetBSD.  Under MacOS it 
wouldn't even identify itself as an LC-II when we ran the ROM Sniffer.  
He insisted that it was an original LC-II that had never been upgraded 
though and it did have an LC-II sticker on the front.  I don't remember 
exactly what Gestalt ID it returned, but I believe it did have an '030 
CPU.  However the ROM Sniffer has always had some difficulty in 
determining actual CPU and Bus types.

-bob