OK, I still want to get NetBSD running on my Duo 230. To this end, I have
slowly aquired various components necessary to do so, since I bet it'll be
easier to get those working. I now have an Apple Toby Frame Buffer Card,
FPU (Duo Dock II), and an Apple NB Ethernet card (currently being loaned
out to someone, but if NetBSD works with it, it's coming back :-) ).

Apple Duo 230
Dock II
Apple TFB card, 14" monitor
Extns off
Booting off a kernel from MacOS off an external IBM 2.5" 160MB HD.
18MB RAM, 256 colors.
Anything else you want to know?

So I get the latest kernel from eskimo and start 'er up:
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Booting...MID_M68K executable: entry 0x1818.
Malloced 982924 bytes.
657592 (0x0)+51636+102232+43464+45856

Set _boothowto to 0x2.
envbuf - buf = 906744 (0xdd5f8).
  Bye-bye...
        So I sez to him...  The real way
        that it should be done is to...
Ser Console = 0
Env: "Root_SCSI_ID" set to 5(0x5).
Env: "SINGLE_USER" set to 2(0x2).
Env: "VIDEO_ADDR" set to -36700128(0xfdd00020).
Env: "ROW_BYTES" set to 1024(0x400)
Env: "FLAGS" set to -2147350143(0x80020981).
Env: "SCREEN_DEPTH" set to 8(0x8).
Env: "DIMENSIONS" set to 31457920(0x1e00280).
Env: "BOOTTIME" set to 814659360(0x308eb720).
Env: "GMTBIAS" set to -300(0xfffffed4).
Env: "BOOTERVER" set to 108(0x6c).
Env: "MACOS_VIDEO" set to -36700128(0xfdd00020).
Env: "MACOS_SCC" set to -18841600(0xfee08000).
Env: "MACHINEID" set to 32(0x20).
Env: "MEMSIZE" set to 18(0x12).
Env: "GRAYBARS" set to 1(0x1).
Env: "SERIALECHO" set to 0(0x0).
Env: "SERIALCONSOLE" set to 0(0x0).
Env: "PROCESSOR" set to 1(0x1).
Env: "END_SYM" set to 906744(0xdd5f8).
Env: "ROMBASE" set to 1082130432(0x40800000).
Env: "TIMEDBRA" set to 5550(0x15ae).
Env: "ADBDELAY" set to 781(0x30d).
Env: "HWCFGFLAGS" set to 64768(0xfd00).
Env: "HWCFGFLAG2" set to 30527(0x773f).
Env: "HWCFGFLAG3" set to 1245458(0x130112).

Set _mac68k_vrsrc_cnt to 0x1.

Set _mac68k_vrsrc_vec to {0x800d 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 }.

slotid 0x116, spid 0x6370, onoff 13

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And the artic cold of a freeze comes over my computer... sigh...
not even a grey bar... I used to get a grey bar! <sigh> I want my grey bar back!
Is there any way to get extract more info out of it that may be of some help?
I want my grey bar back! :-)
                                        -Rob H.