If you can connect to (just about) any other unix machine on
	a network then you can network boot the machine. The INSTALL
	notes should include instructions for doing this.

		David/abs

  Personally, I have always found work levels to be self regulating.
   Excessive work will induce repeated periods of unconsciousness.
           (I believe these are referred to as 'sleep'...)

On Tue, 26 Aug 1997, Mr.nopadon Sae-Han wrote:

> 
> Dear all,
> 	After read INSTALL file I don't clear
> how to install NetBSD on Sun sparc.
> 	I don't want to touch SunOS 4.1.3 on 
> this machine but I'm lucky I'm got new 1G hdd.
> 	My problem is if my machine don't have
> SunOS running how can I boot or install via floppy,
> QIC tape ?
> 	Please reply to my address because I'm not
> member this mailing list :-)
> 
> Thank you In Advance,
> Nop
>