I tried this as well.

It looks like this series of events is happening:

	vnconfig is making a 2.88 M image.
	boot blocks are added.
	the ustar filesystem is added (which contains netbsd and
		the boot stuff)
	the vnd is shut down.

Somewhere along the way the 2.88M image becomes smaller.  To even get
mkisofs to make a CD with it I had to pad it with zeros (which I
thought the make process did, looking at the source)

This is somewhat urgent, and I hope there is a fix soon...

--Michael

Nick Hudson <nick@nthcliff.demon.co.uk> writes:

> I've been trying to make a bootable CD-ROM of -current (with the RPC
> fixes before you ask) and I've hit some problems.
> 
> I built a release OK and tried to use mkhyrid as stated in the FAQ, but
> this wouldn't work for two reasons:
> 
> - in current the file is in a floppies directory and not floppy (minor
> problem)
> - the boot-big.fs is now ustarfs and not a floppy image. (bigger
> problem)
> 
> So I looked into catching the build of boot-big.fs before it gets
> stripped down, but this just gave me a bootable CD that continuously
> asks for disk number 2 to be inserted.
> 
> Can someone point me in the right direction here please.
> 
> Nick