On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, matthew green wrote:
> are you sure you have correct device nodes (in particular, /dev/console)
> on the server?  the final message is normal and ``correct'' for the pmax
> port (which uses a hacked together interface between the old and new scsi 
> autoconf code, and *really* *REALLY* needs to die) for now.

I was expecting a message about the disk geometry or something...

I tried tcpdump to see what my pmax was doing, and now I'm confused.
It doesn't send any packet at all after it has loaded the kernel.
And the last packet it sends is always an TFTP error packet (if I have
managed to parse the tftpdump output correctly) but my tftp deamon
writes "read request for //nfsnetbsd.ecoff: success" to syslogd...

So maybe my kernel has been corrupted?

   /Krister