Hello,

I though this was great news since I was having problems getting current 
working on my IPX box...

I've just tried 19990620 snapshot and right after the mem check, it shows the 
booting device then :

Illegal Instruction

I've tried netbsd.GENERIC as well, but it stops with same error.  Christos 
mentioned that I should be able to fix the boot blocks, but I think this is 
not the boot block problem, since it tells Illegal Instruction which indicates 
that it's actually trying to run something.  Is that correct?

Is there something that I need to be to fix this? or do I need to wait for 
another snapshot?

Another question : I've read Installation Instruction on 1.4, 1.4C and 1.4D 
and all of them mention about bootable floppy for 4C and 4M machine but there 
is no instruction how to make the floppy.  I've searched mail-index as well 
but no info.  It would be very nice for me if I can boot IPX with a floppy and 
do NFS mount the filesystem from i386 NetBSD box which has the tar files to 
install, like I would do for x86 machines.

Thank you.

	Peter.

> A fresh NetBSD/sparc snapshot is available at
> 
> 	ftp.netbsd.org:~ftp/pub/NetBSD/arch/sparc/snapshot/19990620
> 
> 
> Notes:
> 
> - since ELF is now the default object format, I've dropped the ELF suffix
>   from the directory name.
> 
> - the set `compat_aout.tgz' can be used to install 1.4 a.out shared
>   libraries in `/emul/aout'
> 
> - the 1999/05/11 snapshot has been removed.
>