That is my next step. I've got a few DEC labeled Seagate RZ25L's, I'll
toss one
inside my DT and see if it boots from there (I don't see why it
shouldn't). I
just like my nice QUIET Western Digital HD better I guess, not to
mention that
its 4GB instead of 500MB;  but I guess having a booting machine is
better than
a non-booting machine.

	While we are on the subject, in OF on my Beige DT G3, I cannot seem to
set
some of the environment variables. i.e. I would set auto-boot? to false,
but the 
printenv statement would never change. I could also not change my i/o
devices from
OF either. Using bootvars worked fine. Sometimes when I power on my
system freezes
right after the startup chime and never turns the screen on. I'm
wondering about
the battery, but I thought OF variables were stored in NVRAM rather than
PRAM. Is
NVRAM a mis-nomer in the Mac respect, or does it have both?

	Chris

Erik Bertelsen wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Nov 29, 1999 at 06:17:57PM -0500, Chris Tribo wrote:
> >     I haven't been able to boot my Beige DT/233 system yet either (OF v
> > 2.0f1). I have a dedicated WD 4.3 GB HD with NetBSD installed. Let me know
> 
> Just for the record: my beige DT/233 is happily running NetBSD, but I'm using
> a SCSI disk that I mounted internally within the machine.
> 
> I never tried to install NetBSD on the IDE disk -- when I started playing with
> NetBSD on this machine, IDE was not supported...so I'm using the IDE with MacOS.
> 
> - Erik