on 11/17/99 10:49 AM, Aaron Jackson at jackson@msrce.howard.edu wrote:

> On my 8500 I have to use
> 
> boot scsi-int/sd@4:0
> 
> Of course if the kernel isn't on the first partition, then that adds
> additional complications.  I would look at the linuxppc site for more
> info.

Thank you.

I've been scanning throught the OF docs, and the list archives. I've come to
the conclusion the scsi-int is the OF alias I want to use. I just can't get
the drive to boot :-(

0 > boot scsi-int/sd@4:0  can't OPEN: scsi-int/sd@4:0
 ok

0 > boot scsi-int:0 -a DEFAULT CATCH!, code=FFFFFFF6
 ok


now - I'll keep digging, I can't seem to find out what these mean :

boot scsi-int/sd@4:0
              ^^^^^^
James.