I think I may have done something righteously stupid.  I set-up 
NetBSD/macppc last night on my StarMax 3000 with few troubles, until the 
initial boot.  My System booted up and complained and dropped to single 
user.  Since I was expecting this to happen, I didn't pay attention to 
the error message (I was expecting to see "rc.conf: not configured").  I 
set up rc.conf and the system seemed happy until the next reboot, which 
is where I'm at now.  Since I partitioned the disk with /usr, /var, 
/etc, and /home on different disks, NetBSD complained that it had no 
/etc/rc.  I was thinking that I could put a copy of the rc scripts on 
the / slice, but that means I have to maintain two copies of the files.  
Is thier a way to make the kernel mount all the filesystems prior to 
loading init, preferably without looking up anything in /etc?

-James