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Hello,

On Jan 28, 2007, at 19:08, leon zadorin wrote:

> On 1/28/07, Michael Lorenz <macallan18@earthlink.net> wrote:

>> > 4) reboot... and the booting process freezes right after
>> > "start=0x100000"
>>
>> The GENERIC kernel might have gotten too fat again - please build a
>> smaller kernel ( remove some drivers you know you're not going to
>> need ) and tell me if that works.
>> Then - which version of the iBook G4 do you have? First generation 
>> with
>> 256kB L2 cache or the later one with 512kB ?
>
> Will do...
> The iBook is 512kB cache (nominal cpu speed 1.2 GHz, but netbsd runs
> in at 600MHz in "economy" mode :-)...

Ok, we can probably do something about that - I have something that can 
toggle CPU speed on my 800MHz iBook G4. For that I need some 
information though - please mail me the output of 'ofctl -p'

> by the way - am i building this stuff the right way - as after running
> "build.sh tools kernel=GENERIC" i just copy the netbsd kernel from
> .... sys/arch/macppc/compile/obj/GENERIC ... Is there anything, in
> addition to copying netbsd file to hfs partition, one needs to do
> after running "build.sh tools kernel=GENERIC" ?

Umm, you mode certainly do NOT want to copy the kernel to a hfs 
partition. Put it on a NetBSD ffs or Apple UFS partition, I'm fairly 
sure ofwboot.xcf doesn't know how to deal with hfs.

have fun
Michael
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