Hello there, I've got a 4/110 that I'm trying to get NetBSD up and running
on. Basically, it's the CPU board in a 3/60 case. I used the 3/60 to put a
copy of the NetBSD sun4 1.2.1 miniroot into the swap partition of the hard
drive, and then I hooked it up to the 4/110. I attempted to boot the 4/110
with the command: b sd(,,1) Netbsd -s (or something like that) and it
started to look like it was booting. This is what came on the screen:

NetBSD 1.2.2 (Generic-SCSI3)



real mem=16752640

avail mem= 14303232

using 102 buffers containing 835584 bytes of memory

bootpath: /vmes0/si0/sd@0,0:b

data fault: pc=f80f266c  addr=0  ser=8080 <WRITE,INVAL>

panic: Kernal Fault

halted

>

 That's it. Could it be a corrupted miniroot file, or possibly bad ram?
The computer goes through and checks all 16 megs at startup and doesn't
complain. Anyone out there have a problem similar to this?

Thanks,
Blair Aakre


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