(Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidingss)
	NetBSD/vax currently only supports the 750, uVaxII, and uVaxIII
	(uVax3000?). The vaxstations have different supporting hardware (ie
	io, disk interface, etc), though code from NetBSD/pmax (decstation)
	would probably assist in a port greatly...
	I do not know of anyone working on a vaxstation port, though it 
	appears there would be a lot of greatful people if someone did!

                   David/abs             (david@mono.org)

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On Thu, 8 Feb 1996, Paul Apprich wrote:

> 
> 	I am in a similar situation. I have a VAXstation 3100 M76 SPX 
> unit with the following:
> 
> 32 MB memory
> 1 x RX23 1440 KB floppy
> 2 x RZ24 209 MB fixed drives
> SPX - accelerated color video feature
> 
> 	I have no documentation on it, so any information that I have is 
> derived from 'pure hacking' of sorts. the '40000' memory reading is 
> hexadecimal: 256 KB memory. ESA0 is the ethernet device. RX33 is the 
> floppy. I have the RX33 boot image that I retrieved via FTP from 
> ftp.netbsd.org, I don't remember the path from where I obtained it.
> If you could send me via E-mail the documentation for your VS2000, it may 
> help me in pursuit of using my VS3100 on my home network. From the 
> monitor (that's where you are I assume), try a 'show 
> dev'. Use the VMS/VMB device name for the floppy: it may be DKA500:
> 
> >>> boot DKA500
> 
> 	This will boot the system from a floppy. If ther is no disk in 
> the drive, the monitor will return:
> 
> 54 DEVOFFLINE
> 84 FAIL
> >>>
> 
>  Simply put, no OS.
>  
> Thanks/Gracias/Obrigato
> 
> psapp@cnct.com
>