Yesterday, ftp.mklinux.org (Q800 running NetBSD-mac68k) had to be moved 
yesterday along with everything else in the room, and plugged it back 
together and it wouldn't boot.  Brought it home and it booted.  Took it 
back and it didn't boot again.  Thought maybe it was the keyboard, since 
I got an MRG panic one time.  Reset PRAM.  Repeatedly.  Same problem.  
Accidentally pulled out (and broke) the interrupt button on the front 
while trying to remove the case just in case the interrupt button was 
stuck in.  No change.  Added a keyboard.  No go.  Upgraded to a -current 
kernel.  Same issue.  Finally, in desperation, probably a hundred 
reboots later, I was about to disconnect the keyboard to plug it back 
into the MkLinux box and take the machine back home, and saw the serial 
cables....

For whatever reason, the serial port speeds of the two machines didn't 
match, and it looked enough like a break that the NetBSD box randomly 
dropped into the debugger....  (Which also means that I have the ports 
configured backwards, but that's another issue.)

Does anyone have or know a location for a kernel that is configured 
_without_ the break-trips-debugger option?  Ideally, something between 
1.4 and 1.4.1 in vintage, but anything from there on is fine.  I'll deal 
with upgrading ps, top, etc. later.  :-)


Thanks,
David