Now that we've got a new snapshot that supports the PCIIDE on systemss 
like mine I tried an install on my Blue&White G3 which has OFW 3.  A lot 
of things worked that hadn't worked before which is fantastic news, but 
some things didn't work at all.

First I copied the ofwboot.xcf, ofwboot.elf and netbsd.ram.gz files to 
the root level of my HFS+ disk partition.  Unless I just got lucky here 
it appears that we now support booting from HFS+ which is great news!

Booting with "boot hd:,ofwboot.xcf netbsd.ram.gz" results in the error:
  method <`usb-kbd-ihandles> not found; ihandle=ff9d2600 phandle=ff84e9c8
at which point the system is dead.

Booting with "boot hd:,ofwboot.xlf netbsd.ram.gz" appears to show the 
same error but it proceeds into the Installation Kernel. NetBSD comes up 
and identifes my PCIIDE disk which 1.5 didn't, finds both internal and 
external SCSI on my Apple/Adaptec card and correctly identifies my USB 
keyboard and mouse. But at that point the keyboard is completely dead. If 
I disconnect and reconnect the mouse or an alternal keyboard I see the 
USB events though. Hitting the caps-lock key doesn't turn the caps-lock 
LED on or off though.

So the good news appears to be:
   Booting from HFS+ now appears to work
   The PCIIDE disk/controller appears to work
   The Apple/Adaptec SCSI controller appears to work
But the bad news seems to be the USB keyboard support is lost.

Is this a problem in ofwboot or in the kernel itself?  Since the message 
seems to be coming from OFW or ofwboot I assume it's in ofwboot.  Anyone 
have any ideas?

Thanks,
-bob