On Thursday 15 July 2004 19:16, you wrote:
> > There is a problem with these floppies, though. When I pressed [ENTER]
> > at the terminal type prompt, this was displayed:
> >
> > /: write failed: file system is full
> > [1] =A0 =A0segmentation fault =A0 =A0 tset -s -m ":?${TERM}"
>
> Hrm, I've never used the floppies but this looks like a too small RAM
> disk... how much memory do you have? I can't really help you there -
> never had this sort of problem ( but I never tried NetBSD on a PowerMac
> with less than 224MB RAM... )
>
> If I remember correctly there was some talk about too small RAM disks
> on install floppies on one or more of the mailing lists, but I'm not
> sure if it was macpps, might have been sparc. I'll send this back to
> the list, there's surely someone who can help you.

It has 72 MB of RAM, and I use another Mac with ZTerm as the console - the=
=20
6400 onboard video is not supported by NetBSD. Is there any additional=20
information that might be useful?

Daan.