Going back to the beginning- if the default boot device in a bog
standard prom (reset the whole thing if you need to) is scsi id 3, then
the command boot  without modifiers, should work for a disk with ID3
(you cna set that up yourself if you like).

changing the default boot device to scsi id1 should generate the same
ease.

a default bog standard boot disk1 should boot ID1, I think.

you can also boot with the full device (IOMMU 4,8400000, etc etc)-


-C 


"Andrew Obusek" <obusek@UDel.Edu> writes:

> Hi all,
> I was able to install netBSD onto my Sparc1+ but after the installation I'm
> not able to boot into netBSD.  Here are a couple of the things I've tried
> 1) both boot sd(0,1,0)
> 	and bood sd()
> 	but I get a message that both of those commands are outdated.
> 2) so I try "boot disk" but for some reason it says "can't open device" at
> target sd3,0
> If I probe-scsi the hard disk I want to boot off is at scsi 1
> I think that if you "boot disk" it looks at scsi port 3.  I have the env
> argument boot-file set to netbsd.
> I apologize if this seems to ramble, but any ideas on where to go from here?
> -Andy