you could try copying netbsd.gz to vmlinux_RAQ-2800.gz, I think. 
Sounds like whatever kernel the firmware looks for by default is
messed up, but you happen to have a backup kernel onhand.


On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 12:05:37 +0000, Kevin Polston <kevin@polston.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all
> I'm a newcomer to both netBSD and the Cobalt Raq2.  I've loaded netBSD
> 1.6.1 using the recovery disk method.
> Everything apeared to go well but then I re-booted the consol showed
> 'decompressing' twice and then halted.
> I googled and found that entering 'bfd /boot/netbsd.gz' at the cobalt
> prompt does indeed boot the machine.
> However, I would like to boot my Raq2 without having to type 'bfd
> /boot/netbsd.gz' at the console.  Could anybody
> give me a hand?
> Many thanks
> Kevin
> PS my Raq only has 16Mb of RAM - could this be an issue?
>