Eeek!

This is dangerous sounding.

You can probably take the NetBSD/Amiga machine, extract the gzipped
kernel on an INSTALL or INSTALL_SMALL floppy, unzip it, download it to
the DOS machine, and use dosboot.com (located in /usr/mdec on a
NetBSD/i386 machine) to boot said kernel. From there, though, you'd be
on your own, and if you slip up, well....

Perry

Tobias Seiler writes:
> Hi you guys,
> 
> at first I have to mention that I'm not n that list and if someone wants to
> answer me please cc me the answer.
> Otherwise I can't read it.
> 
> I want to install (just for fun) netbsd on an 386 notepad produced buy ncr.
> The only big problem I have is that it's not possible to connect an
> floppydrive to it, because I can't get on hold of one at these days anymore.
> 
> The qeustion I want to ask you is, is it possible to install netbsd i386 to
> that machine, without having a cdrom for it or another i386 machine. I only
> have a nullmodem connection to an Amiga and all the needed files available
> there.
> 
> Any idea is welcome.
> 
> Thank you in advance
> 
> Tobias
>