On Tue, Aug 11, 1998 at 01:45:25PM +0900, Ken Nakata wrote:
> > supposed to start running).  Unfortunately, it dies after printing
> > two lines, on teh "getting mmu map) (or something similar) line. ;-(
> 
> A recent current kernel I built myself freezes at a similar point on
> a PowerBook 520.  Maybe related, maybe not.  Can you handcopy the
> exact message it shows?  Also, can you tell us exactly which snapshot
> you are using?
> 

This is using the August 8th kernels (MRG and GENERIC) that are on
ftp.netbsd.org.  After Booter finishes (1.11.3 BTW), the screen
clears, and on the console is printed:

Bootstrapping netBSD/mac68k.
Getting mapping from MMU.

And that's all she wrote. ;-)  The same happens with all 4 kernels in
the 08081998 snapshot dir.  Is there an "older" (but presumably
post-1.3.2, since those don't work either) kernel out there I could
try (to at least help narrow down the cause of the hang)?


> > Is 16 levels of gray supported?  I suspect not, since Booter is
> > 1/8/16/32 in its menu...no '4' in there. ;-)
> 
> My unofficial OSFA (*) X server should work at 4-bit gray scale mode,
> provided that kernel boots all the way through.  It's available at
> ftp://ftp.macbsd.com/pub/NetBSD/X.  Please read the
> README.Xmac68k_OSFA file carefully before using it.
> 

Excallent!  Last time I ran NetBSD/mac68k was back in the 1.1 days, on
an old IIci...didn't even bother with X then. ;-)

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