when I was using System 7.0 (or was is 7.0.1), I always had to
boot with extensions disabled (hold down the shift key while
booting) to get netbsd to boot.  I got to the same point as you.

I really tried too.  I made a totally stripped down system 7 with
all extensions that weren't absolutely requried removed and it never
worked.  So I'd just boot with the shift key down.

I now have system 7.5.3 and this is no longer the case.

Dan

In message <199804191913.MAA67148@pdxcs202>, Colin Wood writes:
>worm@po.jah.ne.jp wrote:
>> Booter hang.
>> Last message is "Set _mac68k_vrsrc_vec to 0x0.".
>> What do I do?
>> 
>> machine:LCII
>> CPU:68030/16MHz
>> FPU:no
>> Memory:10MB(70ns/non-parity/30pin)
>> Video:internal 512KB(80ns/72pin)
>> HDD:
>>  sd0a:NetBSD Root&Usr(460MB)
>>  sd0b:NetBSD Swap(20MB)
>>  sd0d:HFS/MacOS(20MB)
>> MacOS:System7
>> Mkfs version:1.45
>> Installer version:1.1g
>> Booter version:1.11.1
>> Installed *.tgz file:kern.tgz,base.tgz,etc.tgz
>> FAQ 3.7's check list:all clear without 2(no FPU).
>> 
>> Sorry,poor English.
>
>Hmmm....is that a minimal installation of System 7 or a full installation?
>The minimal installation leaves out a few things which can cause the
>Booter to hang.  You might want to try a full install of System 7 instead.
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Later.
>
>-- 
>Colin Wood                                 cwood@ichips.intel.com
>Component Design Engineer - MD6                 Intel Corporation
>-----------------------------------------------------------------
>I speak only on my own behalf, not for my employer.