Too much RAM for the GENERIC kernel. Take some out (so that you're at
128 MBs or less), and boot again. Then compile a kernel with 

options         BUFPAGES=1024

in the config file. (I'm not sure what amount of RAM 1024 BUFPAGES
translates too... anyone want to explain that syntax?)

Then put your RAM back in.

On the other hand... that isn't the trap error I remember seeing when
I was having similar problems, so this may not actually fix your
trouble.

       ~ g r @ eclipsed.net

On Wed, Nov 17, 1999 at 02:08:18PM -0500, James Spahr wrote:
> 
> I've re-installed NetBSD 3 or 4 times, all with the same result:
> 
> trap type 400 at ff8099b8
> Stopped in  at  0x230154:       lwz r0, r1, 0x14,
> db> examine
> 0x230154:       80010014
> 
> This is NetBSD 1.4 on a 7600/120
> 1.2 Fireball HD (internal scsi, ID 1)
> 136 RAM
> 
> OF using a serial connection to a powerbook.
> 
> Any suggestions on where to go from here?
> 
> James.
> 
>