Chris Kush wrote:
>	It (gasp) boots, and I can use my keyboard and monitor on internal
>video.

I've been lurking until the IIvx was "working", now I've tried it and:

I've not been so lucky (yet) :-(  It always hangs writing/after the line:
ser1 at mainbus0

This line of text is chopped off (only the upper half is visible).  I've
tried in as many bit depths as possible, in 8 bit it didn't print this line,
but I got a black square where the first 's' would be, 16 bit crashes the 
machine while MacOS is still visible.

My setup:
  IIvx with 12MB RAM
  1MB VRAM (NetBSD "forces" this down to 512K)
  System 7.5.1
  32-bit addressing turned on
  booting netbsd.IIvx7 from MacOS on a LaCie 170MB disk, partitioned
  with SilverLining.

I have "grey bars" turned on, single-user mode.  I haven't seen any "grey
bars" - I'm not sure at what point of the boot process they would appear...

I'll try booting through a serial cable after I find the info on how to
do that.

Any clues?

Cheers,
Keith
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 Keith MacDonald                                      Computer Engineering
 ikb_mac@vega.concordia.ca                            Concordia University
 http://www.ece.concordia.ca/~ikb_macd/addr.html      Montreal, QC, Canada