On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 09:00:15PM -0500, PaulMac2@aol.com wrote:
> I have been trying to get NetBSD installed and running
> on a IICI with an IBM DORS-32160 2GB drive.  The

If you're using GENERIC, try booting GENERICSBC.  If you're using
GENERICSBC, try booting GENERIC.  These kernels have different drivers
for the ncr5380 SCSI chip that's in the '030-based macs.  That should
help the kernel once it's booted.  It's possible that this will still
panic, in which your best bet is probably to try a sysinst install after
partitioning your drive in MacOS.  This is a bit more difficult than the
MacOS-tool-based install, but should serve you a lot better--once you
figure out which SCSI driver suits best (each works with some drives
better than the other, otherwise there would only be one...).

-allen

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