On Mon, 1 Nov 1999, Bill Studenmund wrote:

| What's your bootptab entry look like?

Actually, I gave up on netbooting..instead I attached an external
drive, installed MacOS on it, then put the netbsd-GENERIC_MD kernel
on the root directory of it and booted off of that.  The kernel
booted fine, but sysinst doesn't seem to detect any hard drives to
install on.  When I select "Install" it says "I can not find any
hard disks for use by NetBSD.  You will be returned to the original
menu."  I tried going to the shell prompt and doing, for example,
disklabel -e sd0, but it gives the error "disklabel: /dev/rsd0c:
Device not configured".  The disk I want to install on is scsi id 0,
but I tried sd1, sd2, wd0, and wd1, just to be safe; however every
time I got the same error.
I vaguely remember something about problems with Adaptec 2940 scsi
cards, could that be it?  (I wish the mailing list archives were
searchable...)


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