Jan Schaumann <jschauma@netmeister.org> wrote:
> Matthew Grant <msgrant@ureach.com> wrote:
> > I have a Sparc Classic with a Apple scsi disk in it. The disk 
> > has no jumpers  so its id#0 fine with me.boots netbsd and
> > works great. The sparcs bootprom defaults to disk3 but my boot
> > disk is disk0. I would like to set it up to autoboot to disk0.
> 
> At the PROM prompt, try "help" or "?".  If memory serves me correctly,
> you can set the default boot-device using something like "setenv
> boot-device disk0:a".  Try "printenv" first to see what's going on.

Yup, your memory serves.  I have a NetBSD/Classic with an almost identical setup, it's not an Apple disk but there's two disks in it and it will autoboot from either one.

pjr