I thought that someone said this problem has to do with the way that
NetBSD/macppc counts the installed memory, and shuffling the order of
memory modules will help. Does anyone know if this is true?

My Cube tells me the same thing, to the letter, as Dave Low's, except that
"avail memory = 117MB" (I have 128MB installed).

Some people allege that this bug was corrected. However, no one will
share a kernel binary---which makes me wonder how the bug-fix was ever
tested---and the cross-compile process has lost my confidence. So,
unless someone can provide me a kernel binary, I'm dead in the water
until I muster the time and courage (but mostly time...  many hours,
I'd guess) to delve into the cross-compile process again.

Dave

Dave Low wrote: 
> Thanks to Makoto Fujiwara, I got as far as I have  ever got. He said:
> Try
> 0> boot cd:,ofwboot.xcf netbsd.macppc
> 
> What I got from that was:
> 
>               console keyboad type: USB
>               Copyright (c) 1996,1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
>                  The NetBSD Foundation, Inc  All rights reserved.
>               Copyright (c) 1982, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993 All rights reserved
> 
>               NetBSD 1.5 (INSTALL) #0: Thu Nov 16 18:12:29 PST 2000
>                   <EMAIL: PROTECTED>:/u1/kobj/INSTALL
>               CPU: 7400 (Revision 209)'
>               total memory = 0
>               available memory = 56064 KB
>               using 16 buffers containing 0 of memory
> 
> while at the bottom of the screen
> 
> method <'usb-kbd-ihandle'> not found; ihandle=ffbcb580 phandle=ff8ec598
> 
> 
> 
> I  have my keyboard hooked to the back of my monitor, so I moved it to the
> cube it self.  Same exact message.
> 
> Dave Low
> <EMAIL: PROTECTED>

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