I just bought a sparc 2 for $50.00.  I don't have an account on 
the computer, nore do I have access to solaris install media of any sort.
I do not have a CD-ROM.  I also have no access (from this computer,
which is at home) to a "real" network.  I do, however, have a floppy 
drive.  Is it possible to boot and install NetBSD/sparc from floppy?
Couldn't find mention of installing via floppy in "INSTALLATION NOTES
for NetBSD/sparc 1.3H", which leads me to believe it doesn't work, but
thought I'd ask.

The other two possibilities I can think of are:
1.) Boot via net from my i386, does a sparc use bootp?  My "net"
    couldn't be any more than a null patch cord.  That should work,
    shouldn't it?
2.) Install NetBSD/i386 on my PC, which has a SCSI card.  Move the
    sparc's disk to the i386.  Could the i386 install boot blocks for 
    the sparc?

Thanks!

Eric McWhorter
emcwhorter@xsis.xerox.com