There's a new binary snapshot on:

	ftp://ftp.NetBSD.ORG/pub/NetBSD/arch/hp300/

The diskless stuff is in there ... please try it out and report any 
problems to me.  Some folks have already repoted problems with incomplete 
arp entries in the kernel arp table, causing the RPC stuff (well, _any_ 
IP stuff) to yak.  This problem seems sporradic at best ... In over 50 
diskless boots of my hp319, I saw it exactly _once_ .. and it's not 
hp300-specific, either.  I've been told of this happening while 
netbooting MVM-147s, and have experienced it once while netbooting a Sun 
SS1.  I'll try to take a look at it this week.  (If someone else wants 
to, by all means, please do :-)

In any case, if you _do_ see this problem, do an `arp -a' and look for 
the booting client ... the entry will probably be `(incomplete)'.  To 
work around the problem do:

	arp -d client_ip ; arp -a client_ip client_ether

Do this as root, and do it all in one line like that ... I've found that 
otherwise there's enough time for a garbage entry to creep back into the 
arp table.  *shrug*

Anyhow, have fun, and, as always, let me know if you have any problems.

Ciao.

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