on 8/1/00 10:00 PM, Jake Luck at netbsd@10k.org wrote:

> Monroe William, a few other unfortunate ones and I all have been plagued
> with the mesh problem on boot. In my case it is a Powerbook 2400c(I guess
> they shouldn't list that model on the supported list anymore). I have
> meant to go dig in a bit deeper to find out why but hasn't had the time.
> Apparently the scsipi_probedev() returns a buffer filled with 0, making
> driver id and attachment impossible. 20000205 snapshot has a working
> kernel if i recall correctly.

That's what I'm running on my 7500.  Every later kernel I've built or
downloaded has been non-functional as tmpowell@yellowsub.net described.

At one point I tried to track down the problem and failed to make much sense
of the scsi subsystem.  I suspect picking a simpler part of the kernel for
one's self-introduction to kernel hacking would be more productive...  ;)

-- monroe
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Monroe Williams                                         monroe@pobox.com