Hi Ulrich, I Cc'ed to port-mac68k.

"Ulrich Hausmann" <ulrich.hausmann@rhein-neckar.netsurf.de>
wrote:

Ulrich> Installer version: 1.1g ram dedicated to the
Ulrich> installer: 51 MB No, I didn't a shift-boot. Will try
Ulrich> that . . .  Machine: Mac IIci (the *first* 32-bit
Ulrich> clean Mac! :) )

Okey, no problem so far.

Ulrich> Meanwhile, I tried to re-install, but with exactly
Ulrich> the same result.

Which kernel did you try?  There are two low level SCSI
drivers for 68030 Macs, ncr and sbc.  GENERIC kernel uses
ncr, GENERICSBC does sbc.  I heard ncr driver didn't like
removable media like ZIP or MO, so if you use GENERIC
kernel, replace it with GENERICSBC.

To make device, you may want to follow the steps.

1. Boot NetBSD in single user mode.  Make sure your Booter's
'Single User' checkbox is on.

2. Update mount of root(/) partition in read/write mode.  If
your /etc/fstab is made properly in the Installer, just type
after prompt '#',

# mount -u /

If it doesn't work, check sd0a or sd1a or some from the boot
message to find your root partition.  e.g.

# mount -u -o rw /dev/sd1a /

To show current mounted partitions, type

# mount

3. Move into /dev directory and make devices.  This step
is not needed if they were made in the Installer, though.

# cd /dev; sh MAKEDEV all

4. Mount all partitions other than root if you have any.

# mount -a

5. Configure your /etc/rc.conf file.

# export TERM=vt220
# vi /etc/rc.conf

6. After this, reboot the system.

# reboot

Please note that reboot or halt command shouldn't be used in
multi-user mode, so use shutdown command instead.

Also my suggestion;  you want to read NetBSD/mac68k (MacBSD)
FAQ list to find where exactly your problem is.

http://www.macbsd.com/macbsd/macbsd-docs/faq/

Hope this helps.

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SUNAGAWA Keiki <kei@ps.yokogawa.co.jp>
Happy Hacking!