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On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 11:05:31AM -0800, Jon Buller wrote:

> What I did was to try getting a custom kernel running on the machine.
> After I got the kernel built, I did 'mv /netbsd /onetbsd' and 'cp
> ./netbsd /netbsd'  OK, actually I put them in /stand, and made hard
> links to them.  When I rebooted, I ended up looking at a ddb prompt,

Can you type "continue" and have everything "go" from here? I had this
happen yesterday. (I netboot my machine, but it's possible your problem is
similar.) I was able to "continue" from ddb until I corrected the issue.

The solution for me was to make sure my ofwboot.elf was up to date. I moved
in a newly-built copy, and my iMac thenceforth booted without interruption
or undue complaint.

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Mason Loring Bliss          awake ? sleep : random() & 2 ? dream : sleep;
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