> I got NetBSD current installed on my LC II just fine. I installed the 
> GENERIC-20 kernel. When i attempt to boot, my computer freezes.
> 
> More Info:
> 
> I start up from the 7.5 disk tools disk

Here's where the problem probably is...

> I open the booter program
> I have the name netbsd typed in the kernel name field in the booter options
> I don't switch to 1-bit display (could this be it?)
> I have 6MB RAM
> The booter spews out all the startup info, then gets to the point where 
> the booter verifies that I really want to boot NetBSD, then, when I press 
> continue, ejects the disk tools floppy and hangs. The cursor doesn't move 
> or anything.

I think that recent version of the booter (or maybe recent kernels) 
cannot handle booting off of a minimum system.  There are some routines 
which must be called which only exist in a normal MacOS install.  Since 
the Disk Tools disk has a very minimal system on it, the booter is 
failing.  Try to install another system if you can (or boot off of your 
normal system and boot with extensions off).

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
Consultant                                        Rice University
Information Technology Services                       Houston, TX