On Mon, 8 Dec 2003 13:05:02 -0800
Michael Wolfson <michael@nosflow.com> wrote:

> > netbsd.gz
> > ,\netbsd.gz
> > ide0/disk@0:5,/netbsd.gz
> > netbsd
> > ,\netbsd
> > ide0/disk@0:5,/netbsd
> > ...
> > (and the upper case versions as well)
> 
> The ofwboot bootloader (i.e. boot-file) uses forward slash (/) to 
> denote directories.  Only Open Firmware (i.e. the boot-device) uses 
> backwards shash (\) for directories.

Did try that already... leaving 'boot-file' empty tries the following:
/netbsd
/netbsd.gz
/netbsd.macppc

it didn't seem to change anything...
I'll try with other kernels, and if that doesn't work, I guess I'll have
to try netbooting.

Thanks for the info anyway,
Simon

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Simon Vallet
netbsd_user@castalie.org