Joern Clausen (joern@TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE) quoted here:

> problem, that when I start NetBSD with "twoseg" or "manyseg", the
> machine hangs when I say
> 
>    fsck /dev/sd2a
> 
> where sd2a is a valid 1.3 root-filesystem (or I can use any other valid
> partition). It's not a panic (at least not what I call a panic), instead
> I still get a single "v" or "p" on the screen, and then the machine hangs.
> [...]
> My machine: A3000 (2 MB Chip + 16 MB Fast), CSMkII060/50 (with 32 MB),
> Retina Z3, Ariadne. "gobsd oneseg" selects the 32 MB on the CS.
> [...]
> Hm, I'll try to get another 32 MB Simm, I'd like to know if I get the
> same error with 64 MB contiguous memory...

I got exactly the same problem here.
config:
A3000 (2MB chip, 4MB Fast), CybPPC60/50&604/180 (with 40 MB)
Retina Z3, Ariadne, GVP-SeriesII (8MB and Guru-ROM)

Until now, i thaught, it might be a problem with my HD/guru-rom,
but I'll try with another mem-config now.

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