* Ross Alexander <rossalexander@Home.com>:
> * bob meader <bob@cci.net>:
>> However you could  make your "own" iso image yourself
>
> That worked for me. I've currently booted to install on the cd.
> I'll let you know how it goes.

Well, install seems to be working ok, unfortunately the sam cannot be 
said for my head ;-(

I started doing an upgrade, chose complete. It was going along just 
fine so I wandered off to have something to eat. When I got back there 
were a bunch of errors about extracting the x*.tgz's -- my guess is I 
just ran out of space. So I restarted the install upgrade. This time it 
couldn't find /etc/fstab. OK, no big deal (it's a purely test system) 
so I started a regular install, which seem to go just fine up to the 
reboot. Unfortunately, I told it to go ahead and use the whole disk for 
NetBSD (forgot about the FAT system partition) so now I can't boot 
NetBSD.
I'll start again when I have a chance (hopefully with a clearer head) 
ane let you know how it goes.

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> Ross Alexander
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