I just installed a current system from 
/pub/NetBSD/arch/mac68k/current-19980829/*
on a Quadra 605 upgraded to 1 MB VRAM (two different brands of simms 
in the slots), and 36 MB of RAM.  NetBSD is installed on a syquest 
EZ135 drive.  
	I boot into single user mode apparently fine; but as the kernel is 
doing it's thing, when it's in the middle of listing off the internal 
video, the screen "re-centers" to about the bottom edge of my screen, 
meaning:  It won't draw past about halfway up the screen, and the 
command prompt is a ways down past the bottom of the screen, so I have 
to hit enter a bunch of times for it to scroll up so I can see what I 
typed.  
Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this, or how I could go about 
fixing it myself?  Should I look up the video driver interupts in 
MacsBug, or does someone know how to get the kernel to draw to a 
higher location on my screen, etc?  Any help would be greatly 
appreciated...
Thanks, -Mike Warner