>>>>> "Gordon" == Gordon W Ross <gwr@mc.com> writes:
    Gordon> Here is how you turn off the debugger breaks in the si
    Gordon> driver:

    Gordon> # gdb -k --write /netbsd (kgdb) set ncr5380_debug = 0
    Gordon> (kgdb) quit
  
  Thank you. My sup is taking for ever :-) Gotta get ksrc to hack
around with the scsi tape support.

amaterasu# mt -f /dev/rst0 status
7: unknown tape drive type


    >> (a slight side issue, i'm using a serial console on this beast,
    >> and when it kicks into debug mode, the terminal keyboard no
    >> longer works, i need to poke the reset button on the CPU to get
    >> into monitor so i can reboot.)

    Gordon> Is the EEPROM set correctly for the serial console?  (I'm
    Gordon> puzzled.  Serial console works OK for me...)

  Could it be parity? I'm using a serial console, and the moment I go
into kgdb, all bets are off. The prom *REALLY* prefers even parity.
I think kgdb either uses the prom routines, or it picks up the
settings from it. 
  Since I'm using Taylor cu, I have to ~., and then switch parities
all the time.
  Wrong parity often looks like dead system: CR has the wrong parity.