I answered most of my own questions.
I was able to install via ftp by using a 192.168.2.2 addy forwarded by 
Jaguar.
As always, the netbsd install just blows me away with its speed and 
simplicty!
Way to go, guys!
Running sup -s -v now, and I don't imagine that I'll have any other 
problems--the documentation pages on the netbsd website look very 
thorough.

Any ideas when ieee1394 will be supported?


On Friday, October 4, 2002, at 09:39 AM, Jeff wrote:

> I'd like to install netbsd on a Powerbook G3 Series (Wallstreet) 266.  
> In the past I had a static ip.  Now I have dsl using PPPoE.  Is there 
> a way to do a simple ftp install of netbsd with pppoe?
>
> I also have to run an imapd on the machine.  Is there a way to use 
> dyndns (I have custom dns service that allows me to use my domain name 
> 'praeclara.com') and run servers (small, and just for my personal/home 
> use) on NetBSD?
>
> I've spent two days trying to make this work using OS X Jaguar to no 
> avail.  I get errors when I compile uw-imapd.  Oddly, I have an iMac 
> that also runs Jaguar and there were no build probs with imapd or 
> anything else.  It's all working flawlessly on the iMac.  But the damn 
> powerbook, with the exact same software, craps out every time, even 
> after fresh installs on a reformatted drive.  Ugh.
>
> So I'm back to good ol NetBSD which has never let me down in the past 
> on the laptop.
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Jeff
>
> Jeffrey P. Hergan, Ph.D.
> Adjunct Professor of Philosophy
> Saint Xavier University
> Chicago