On Wed, 6 May 1998, Frederick Bruckman wrote:

> How about trying to boot from a gzipped kernel in the Booter folder? If it
> works, it would tend to exonerate MacOS and the Booter, and then you could
> look for problems with the NetBSD partition, (besides the obvious). 

Okay, I've tried both netbsd-GENERIC.gz and netbsd-GENERICSBC.gz from
1.3.1.  These were both ftp'd in binary mode directly to the Mac, and they
seemed to gunzip without trouble, so they're probably not corrupt.  Both
make the machine hang.

I don't actually have a BSD partition at this point, since I did a
re-install of MacOS; I'm assuming that the kernel will at least be able to
autoconfig without a partition to boot off of.

Chris

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