Searching through the arc I found a recommendation to a G3 owner to
use...

ide0/@0:0,netbsd

Using this and my devaliases I was able to get this command to work...

ata0/@0:0

no netbsd.

I understand ata0 is my internal IDE HD alias but what is / and @0:0. I
know one of the 0's is the partiton but how do I decode the rest?

BTW, I am now up and running and have to find out how to find out the
DHCP address assigned to the machine by the router? Any ideas?

Thanks!

S
--- Makoto Fujiwara <makoto@ki.nu> wrote:
> S Lafredo> Using the OF prompt I have also tried...
> 
> S Lafredo> boot ata0:0,netbsdboot ata0:0,/netbsd
> S Lafredo> boot ata0:0,NETBSD
> S Lafredo> boot ata0:8,netbsd
> S Lafredo> boot ata0:13,netbsd
> 
> how about just
> boot ata0/ata-disk@0:0


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