Hi,

is it possible to boot a kernel and drop into DDB as the first
thing it does?  On the i386, you can pass the '-d' flag to the
boot loader and it will do that.

My attempt with my 7600 with

0 > boot scsi-int/sd@1:0 /netbsd.new -sd

did not drop into DDB, but rather continued on as if I had not
passed the '-d' flag.

This is with an up-to-date -current kernel, BTW, and I'm trying
to find out why fvdl's new ahc code isn't working the way it
should.

- H=E5vard