On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Richard Threadgill wrote:

> That the current rev of the floppy boot (bootfloppy-981023.fs)
> cheerfully boots a powerbook g3 series/292 into single user mode.
> Of course, it then panics when you touch the trackpad, but what
> do you want, a rubber biscuit?

I'd like it to go multi-user. Older floppies could on my G3/266. :-)

The new one dies on me in adb hookup:

adb0 at obio [whereever, I didn't write this one down]
akbd0 at adb0 addr 2 [extended keyboard]
wskbd0 at akbd0: Console keyboard
ams0 at adb0 addr 3 Mouse systems A3 ...
wsmouse at ams0 not configured
akbd1 at adb0 addr 2 standard keyboard
wskbd1 at akbd1: Console keyboard
trap 300 at 1eXXXX  [Oops! I forgot to write that line, and the trap 300
			is from memory]
Panic: trap
rebooting

and then it sat there and didn't reboot.

So two things come to mind:

1) We need to do ADB device re-addressing. Usually what happens under
MacOS is that the Extended Keyboard gets readdressed to addr 15.

This problem's not an issue for mac68k as we've always booted after MacOS,
which will do the re-addressing.

2) will the wscons system deal w/ two keyboards? I hope so. :-)

Take care,

Bill