As noted earlier by someone else on the list, use the Get Info command on 
your Mac to double or triple the amount of memory allocated to the 
Installer. 

On Sat, 2 Nov 1996, Dinsdale Piranha wrote:

> I'm trying to install MacBSD 1.2 on my IIcx; everything has been going fine
> up to this point:  I launch the MacOS install utility, and have it begin
> installing the "base12" binary.  It does a bunch of stuff for a while, but
> when it gets to "./sbin/fsck", it carriage-returns and prints "sz 8192" in
> the console window just as the installer crashes my Mac due to an
> "unimplemented trap".
> 
> Anyone know wtf the problem is?  :)  Thanx in advance to anyone who can
> help...btw, I partitioned the drive with Silverlining; a 70mb root & usr
> and 32mb swap partition.  If that makes a difference.
> 
>    ____  _             __     __   "Great spirits have always encountered
>   / __ \(_)__  ___ ___/ /__ _/ /__   violent opposition from mediocre
>  / /_/ / / _ \(_-</ _  / _ `/ / -_)   minds."
> /_____/_/_//_/___/\_/_/\_/_/_/\__/               -- A. Einstein
> 
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