> First off, Theo asked me if i wasn't aware that there were 1152x900
> versions of the 4/200 board.  is there a jumped that says which way
> that goes?

On the Sun-3/60, which is the only machine I've ever used 1600x1280
monitors on, the framebuffer is capable of either resolution, and comes
up according to whether or not it's connected to a 1600x1280 monitor at
power-up.  But since yours is coming up 1600x1280 without any monitor,
I would tend to assume there's a setting somewhere.

> nfs_boot: client_addr=0xc0000204
> nfs_boot: server_addr=0xc0000201
> nfs_boot: hostname=sun4
> root on server:/var/sparc
> RPC timeout for server 0xc0000201
> 
> and this last msg about the RPC timeout repeats forever..

> 05:59:57.184062 rarp who-is 8:0:20:6:41:95 tell 8:0:20:6:41:95
> 05:59:57.184238 rarp reply 8:0:20:6:41:95 at sun4.inner.com
[...]
> 05:59:58.182907 duck.inner.com.sunrpc > sun4.inner.com.1023: udp 28
> 05:59:58.187536 sun4.inner.com.1023 > duck.inner.com.732: udp 56
> 05:59:59.182540 sun4.inner.com.1023 > duck.inner.com.732: udp 56
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ this loops forever

If you could send me this, with packet contents in hex added, I can
unpack them to find out what it's trying to do and failing.  But
probably best to send it to just me; I doubt all of port-sparc needs
full packet contents.

					der Mouse

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