Previously, I was able to boot from the OF command line but last time I
installed it did not work?

try...

setenv boot-device ata0@0:0
reset-all
boot

I think I got it to work w/o the boot-file == netbsd and left it blank.

If you have problems and swear the command you typed is correct try
rebooting the machine. I _think_ the computer is using the old
environment parameters prior to reboots. Not sure just my guess from
what I have seen playing w/it.

DO NOT set auto-boot? to true. When I did this the screen back lighting
did not come on and I need to flashlight (to reflect off the screen) to
read it.

HTH.

S
--- Wojciech Janio <wojtek@janio.net> wrote:
> I've used all the deafault options.
> 
> Now I was trying to boot from the disk writing something like:
> 
> 0 > setenv boot-device /bandit/ohare/ata@0:0
>  0 > setenv boot-file netbsd
> 0 > boot
> 
> but it says then : can't OPEN /bandit/ohare/ata@0:0
> 
> So, please tell me what to do....


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