On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 02:35:36PM -0400, John Klos wrote:
> 
> Well, some more information about your setup would be helpful. Which SCSI 
> bus are you using? Did you say something about running diskless?

It's an 8600 with 256M ram, 400Mhz Sonnet CPU, ACard 850U PCI IDE controller,
and 17G IDE disk.  i still haven't figured out how to boot from the IDE disk,
so i've been netbooting it and getting root via nfs and mounting /var, /usr
and swap from the local disk.

> If the hardware is bad and you don't want to spend the time figuring out 
> what it is, an Ultra 10 would be a good deal!

it certainly would!  it might work out since then i could find something that
will do S-Video/audio out that is supported by NetBSD.  or better yet,
supported by Solaris and then i can get a SunPCI card for it. ;)

-brian
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