i am trying to install netbsd 1.1 on a sun4/260 and am having a few
problems.  the box looks very much like:

SUN4/260
8M VME card
32M VME card
SCSI (internal) VME card
        sd0 (ID 0) sunos root/swap/usr
        sd4 (ID 2) netbsd root/swap/usr
                sd4 at si0 slave 8
                sd4: <CDC 94191-766 cyl 1632 alt 2 hd 15 sec 53>
                current partition table (original sd2):
                partition a - starting cyl      0, # blocks    38160 (48/0/0)
                partition b - starting cyl     48, # blocks    76320 (96/0/0)
                partition c - starting cyl      0, # blocks  1297440 (1632/0/0)
                partition d - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition e - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition f - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition g - starting cyl    144, # blocks   203520 (256/0/0)
                partition h - starting cyl    400, # blocks   979440 (1232/0/0)

SCSI (external) VME card
        no devices

i am using the GENERIC kernel (which maps sd0 to 3 and sd3 to 0). 
additionally i am using the sunos boot blocks (since i used sunos newfs
to create my filesystems)

from the from i issue:

	>b sd(0,8,0)netbsd -as

i see:

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To: v-, port-sparc@netbsd.org
Subject: problems installing on a SUN4/260 ...

i am trying to install netbsd 1.1 on a sun4/260 and am having a few
problems.  the box looks very much like:

SUN4/260
8M VME card
32M VME card
SCSI (internal) VME card
        sd0 (ID 0) sunos root/swap/usr
        sd4 (ID 2) netbsd root/swap/usr
                sd4 at si0 slave 8
                sd4: <CDC 94191-766 cyl 1632 alt 2 hd 15 sec 53>
                current partition table (original sd2):
                partition a - starting cyl      0, # blocks    38160 (48/0/0)
                partition b - starting cyl     48, # blocks    76320 (96/0/0)
                partition c - starting cyl      0, # blocks  1297440 (1632/0/0)
                partition d - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition e - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition f - starting cyl      0, # blocks        0 (0/0/0)
                partition g - starting cyl    144, # blocks   203520 (256/0/0)
                partition h - starting cyl    400, # blocks   979440 (1232/0/0)

SCSI (external) VME card
        no devices

i am using the GENERIC kernel (which maps sd0 to 3 and sd3 to 0). 
additionally i am using the sunos boot blocks (since i used sunos newfs
to create my filesystems)