On Thu, 4 Jan 2001 itojun@iijlab.net wrote:

> 	could you boot with GENERIC kernel (boot[12].fs)?
> 	if so, you can take the following steps:
> 	- boot from boot[12].fs.  cardbus is not available.
> 	  copy GENERIC kernel from kern.tgz into hard drive (/netbsd).
> 	- reboot from hard drive.  cardbus is still not available.
> 	- recompile a new kernel, which is basically GENERIC + cardbus.

Even assuming that the GENERIC kernel allows me to see the hard drive
there still exists the problem that without cardbus support, the only
operational I/O devices I have are floppy drive and the serial ports.
I can't recompile a new kernel until I get a fairly hefty NetBSD
installation onto this system.  I can't do NetBSD install using only
floppies (or more correctly, I won't do it using only floppies).

Still, I'll see if the disk shows up when booting with boot[12].fs.

-brian.
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