Foolishly I decided to upgrade my SE30 (8Mb RAM,  170 UFS, 170 HFS if it makes
any difference) from 0.9a to 1.1 (generic kernel,  I think)  .  It worked fine 
under 0.9a.  I'm using the 1.8 booter.

Here's what I get:

  [... stuff that flies off the screen too fast for me to read...]
  get_mapping(): Too many NuBus ranges
  Non-system RAM (NuBus etc.) :
     Log = ....
           [some deleted]
   no internal video at address 0 -- videoaddr is 0xfee08040
  Failure in BSD boot.  nextpa=0x106000,  high[0]=0x100000
  panic: You're hosed!
  
  Stopped at    _Debugger+0x62 unlk a6
  db> unexpected trap; vector offset 0x0 from 0x739c0000
  fpu_emulate: bad coproc. id: opcode = 0xf900

Is this saying that I am using a fpu-enabled kernel on an fpu-less machine?
Or has the problem started earlier in the boot process (internal video,
get_mapping()  )?
 
 - Greg.