Remember that pesky freeze around the options=1 <PDMA> line? Does anyone
have a kernel that makes it past that on a LCIII or one of the other
effected system? I tried the netbsd-TEST.gz kernel I downloaded days ago,
it made it into multi user then proceeded to trash my filesystem much like
the GENERIC kernels do.

That's one problem. I'm still left with a dt that doesn't want to work. I
try to fire it up from a multi-user boot and I get one line saying
"Permission denied." or "t: No such file or directory." even if I run it
as root. It works fine when I boot single-user though. Does anyone have
any ideas before I give up and try a fresh install?

Thanks.

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