Tim Kelly wrote:

>On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 13:18:41 +0000
>davide <d.zanon@infinito.it> wrote:
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>>The second is really infinite... what can I do? Which part should I
>>post (or attach)?
>>Which part is useful?
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>My fault. I was using the syntax for dump instead of dis. Try
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>%SRR0 10 - dis
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>That should disassemble 10 instructions before the currently executing
>instruction. Also, do it from the link register as well - 
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>%LR 10 - dis
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>Have you tried netbooting the kernel? I have found that mysterious
>kernel panics during booting can be the result of discontiguous files on
>the boot media.
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>tim
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Thank you very much for your patience! You've been very kind.
But these commands' otputs still are very very long...
BTW I found the solution. The kernel I had put in my custom CD
was netbsd-GENERIC_MD.gz. I had changed its name to
netbsd.macppc but I had forgotten to gunzip it... I've been *a bit*
silly ;-)!
Now I tried netbsd-INSTALL.gz and it works. I'm happy :-)!

Thanks again for your help... I think it will soon be useful to me...

Davide