Thank you very much, Jun.
This is exactly what I needed. The installation process is working fine, but 
I still have some questions :

- On my ATA card, I have 2 partitions, the first one for dos, the second one 
for netBSD. The sets are on my dos partition, so I suppose I have to install 
them from an "unmounted filesystem". But which device & file system should I 
choose ? I tryed "wd0" for device, and "dos" for filesystem, but it doesn't 
work. "wd0a" seems to be my netBSD filesystem. Anyway, I always obtain the 
message "/ could not be mounted on local device wd0a"...

- Should I install the kernel set, or should it be on my DOS filesystem to be 
found by psdboot ? If I have to install the kernel, do I have to tar it (for 
now it's only gzipped) ?

Sorry for this late answer, but I had too much work to test the installation 
before...

Stéphan.

Le Mardi  7 Août 2001 04:55, Jun Ebihara a écrit :
> From: Stéphan BERNARD <stephan.bernard@clermont.cemagref.fr>
> Subject: Re: hpcmips on C-Series
> Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 12:00:45 -0400
>
> > information over the web. So I used the proposed values. But after
>
> this, the
>
> > DOS partition I created looks unreadable, with WinNT and winCE also.
>
> On WinNT systems.
>  create 2 FAT partition on your ATA drive.
>   fdisk & format D: & E: drive as usual on WinNT system.
>
> Now you can see D: & E: partition from WinNT.
>
> copy NetBSD sets,pbsdboot.exe
>
>
> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/hpcmips/snapshot/20010422/installat
> ion/
>      netbsd.TX3912.gz pbsdboot.exe
>
>
> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/hpcmips/snapshot/20010422/binary/se
> ts/
>      base.tgz etc.tgz
>
>   ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.5.1/hpcmips/binary/kernel/
>      netbsd.TX3912.gz
> to
>  d:\netbsd.gz d:\pbsdboot.exe d:\base.tgz d:\etc.tgz d:\kern.tgz
>
> set ATA card to 2010.
>
> On 2010.
>    execute pbsdboot.exe
>     set machine Machine type "Compaq 2010"
>     set install kernel path "\Storage Card\netbsd.gz"
>    and exec.
>
> install kernel booting.
> and you can see NetBSD systeminstall screen as you see in i386.
>
> binary sets on D: drive.you can make E: drive as NetBSD partition.
>
> > and run the installation process from the 2010C. But that way, I'll be
>
> short
>
> > on disk space. I'd like to have a C-compiler, a text editor (vi, why
>
> not ?
>
> > emacs is a little bit big...) and a simple X server. No matter if
>
> there isn't
>
> > any helpfile and if the communication abilities are limited to file
>
> transfer.
>
> > Are 130Mb enougth for this ?
>
> On 20th century,I live in 128M CF with MGL win manager.
> I'll make /pub/NetBSD/arch/hpcmips/pocketbsd/binary/sets/
> for 1.5.1 or later.
> --
> jun ebihara

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