Shigeyuki Miyagi <miyagi@sys.i.kyoto-u.ac.jp> wrote:
Shigeyuki> thanks, Sunagawa san.

Hi,

Shigeyuki> Now I use the internal video.  I suspected that a
Shigeyuki> video extention board caused the problem, so that
Shigeyuki> it was removed.

It all above looks okay to me so far.

>> - What is your booter configuration?

Shigeyuki> It is default except followings.

Shigeyuki> Check Don't disable VBL interrupts on video card

Try booting without check it.  If I'm not wrong, this check
is for several NuBus video board.

>> - What if your disk driver?

Shigeyuki> I don't know what means disk driver in Mac.  I
Shigeyuki> seted up and partition my hard disk with HD SC
Shigeyuki> setup 7.3.5 which was patched by using ResEdit
Shigeyuki> 2.1.3.  The wfwr ID 67 was modified to FF.

Okay, so HD SC setup recognize most of harddrive.  Once
NetBSD boots up, it doesn't need SCSI driver in the driver
partition at all.  But if you have only one drive, you can't
remove it since MacOS need it to access the drive.  Some 3rd
party utilities will install their driver also.

Shigeyuki> I undrestand HD SC setup place the driver in the
Shigeyuki> top part of my hard drive.  That's right ?

Yes, it does so unless you moved the driver partition to
somewhere.  Partition map actually occupies first part of
the disk though.

You can look at this by pressing details button on HD SC
Setup's partition dialog box.

>> Strange...  I'm using MacIIci booted from KanjiTalk 7.5.3
>> with plenty of extensinos now.  My system is 1.4.

Shigeyuki> You got it.  I cannot beleve my MacIIci don't
Shigeyuki> boot.

I hope this helps some.

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SUNAGAWA Keiki <kei_sun@ba2.so-net.ne.jp>
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