On Tue, 29 Nov 1994 10:01:15 -0700 
 Dean Huxley <dean@fsa.ca> wrote:

 > 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.

The problem was lack of kernel in the rootimage I had.  hpeyerl made one 
for me las' night (Thanx, Herb!)

Unfortunately, I pulled a gomer move, and re-labeled that 
disk...oops...S'ok, I can start over again...:-)  I did have it talking 
to the network last night, tho...

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