Quoting Stephen Nelson-Smith <sanelson@gmail.com>:

> Ok, so I installed over the net that daily snapshot.  I did notice
> that it seemed to install the ip2x kernel, though...

[snip]

> panic: can't handle primary cache on impl 0xe

The IP2x kernel won't have support for any of the O2 hardware,  
including the r10k cache ops. That's what this panic is about.

You'll want to place the appropriate GENERIC32_IP3x kernel in /netbsd.  
The easiest way is probably to netboot again, drop out of sysinst, and  
do it manually. Or, you could just install again and force the correct  
one.

I don't know why the installer chose the wrong kernel. When you chose  
the sets to install it had selected GENERIC32_IP2x? That is, you  
didn't mistakenly choose a different one? I'm not familiar with the  
sysinst code, but a quick glance doesn't reveal any obvious error there.

Steve