> Jason Thorpe <thorpej@cs.orst.edu>  wrote:
>  > Well - I got the DEC to eat a Rodime 3000T that my hp300 liked.  It loads 
>  > the bootblock just fine...At least I assume that's what it is
>  > 
>  > Boot: <cursor>
> 
> Yep.

Actually, I think the "Boot:" prompt is part of the boot prom not the 
bootblock...

>  > Anyway - It can't seem to find a kernel in the miniroot that I wrote 
>  > right after the bootblock...Am I missing something?
> 
> err; how are you booting it? You should try:
> 
> rz(0,x,0)/netbsd
> 
> where x is the scsi id.

and at the regular '>>' prompt:
boot -f rz(0,x,0)netbsd		(the '/' is optional)

Once you have things fully installed you can use 'setenv' to set this as the
default and use 'auto' to boot.

Dean.