Hi all; sorry if these is a FAQ, but I couldn't find any relevant info in
the archives or docs.

I just installed NetBSD 1.3.3 on an LCII. The installation went incredibly
smoothly; I've only got an 80 MB HD, so I've got 10 MB of MacOS, 10 MB of
swap (10 MB of RAM, too), and 60 MB netBSD partition (setup as /usr and
/root on same partition).

Once I've booted, I get error messages like this repeatedly:
scsi_show: scsi_main not running
REQ-ISSUED- 0 0x6eb8000[8192] cmd[0]=a
REQ-CONNECTED - 0 0x6eb8000[8192] cmd[0]=a S=0 M=ff R=0 resid=8192 dr_flag=1
Bus signals (7c/00): I/OlC/DlMSG/REQlBSY
Dma status(30):IRQIEPAR
phase =0, busy: 1, spl: 2204
	0	scsi_main4
	1	scsi_main5
then it prints out another 20 or so lines, ending with:
	21	end drq
	22	irq
	23	pdma_ready0
	24	pdma_ready1
unexpected phase change


These will scroll five or ten times, although sometimes they'll only go once
or twice.
I could send a halt command the first time I booted.
The second time I booted in, in addition to the phase change messages, I got
a message to run fsck_ffs on /dev/rsd0a (that's my netBSD partition); I ran
it like the install docs suggested, saying "y" to everything.  When that was
done, I could no longer halt (it caused a core dump).

Finally, I tried to shutdown, but I got "permission denied".  Why does
/sbin/shutdown show up as b--S--S---- on an ls -l?

Whew.  Anybody seen problems like this before?  Should I try to install
again?

-Matt Neumann