Hallo,

(Excuse my English, I'm from Czech Republic)

I have installed NetBSD v1.4.2 (including all the sets available on the CD: 
base.tgz, comp.tgz, etc.tgz, games.tgz, kern.tgz, man.tgz, misc.tgz, 
text.tgz, xbase.tgz, xcomp.tgz, xcontrib.tgz, xfont.tgz, xserver.tgz, 
secr.tgz) on my Macintosh IIvx.

When I type a command (no matter which - cd, man, ls, shutdown, reboot...) 
I usually get this:


-----------------------------beginning---------------
------------------
scsi_show: scsi_main is not running
REQ-CONNECTED: 0 
0x1840000[8192] cmd[0]=a S=0 M=ff R=0 resid=8192 dr_flag=1
 //Sometimes 
there are 2 or 3 lines same as the previous one and the
 //number 0x1840000 
is always different (e.g.1500000).
Bus signals (7c/00): I/O|C/
D|MSG|REQ|BSY
Dma status (30): IRQ|EPAR
phase = 0, busy:1, spl:2204
        
0       scsi_main5
        1       pdma_cleanup2
        2       
scsi_main1
        3       scsi_select1
        4       tpio1
        5     
  tpio2
        6       scsi_select10
        7       info_transf1
        
8       tpio1
        9       tpio2
        10      info_transf5
        11 
     info_transf1
        12      info_transf3
        13      
transfer_pdma0
        14      waiting for interrupt.
        15      
scsi_main3
        16      scsi_main4
        17      scsi_main5
        18 
     drq (out)
        19      write complete
        20      read a byte 
to force a phase change
        21      end drq
        22      irq
        
23      pdma_ready0
        24      pdma_ready1
Unexpected phase change.
---
--------------------------end---------------------------------


Example:

#command<ENTER>
->the message above
->first part of command 
output
->twotimes the message above
->second part of command output
-
>tentimes (or more) the message above
->the last part of command output

It 
can take a minute until these messages are over.

I have only 2 SCSI 
devices:
 ID 0  HD (Maxtor), on one partition Mac OS, on the other NetBSD
 
ID 3  external CD-ROM drive
Both hard disk and CD-ROM work fine under Mac 
OS and even if CD-ROM drive is turned off problem persists.

I have also 
two other questions:
  1) How can I launch X-Window? (Documentation says 
somthing about some script X11, but typing 'X11' doesn't seem to work.)
  
2) If I'm in the games directory (installed from the games.tgz set) and I 
type 'pig' or other name of game in the directory, it tells me that there's 
no such file ('pig: file not found' or something like this). Why? In the 
directory listing there is 'pig' and all the other games.

Please, can you 
help me?


Adam Nohejl