> It boots on my seriously upgraded sawtooth if I manually specify the
> kernel on the command line and boots normally on my Beige G3. Trying to
> boot a filename that doesn't match something on the CD seems to respond
> back with

...

> I also notice that I sometimes see wdc1:0:0: lost interrupt, but this is
> 2.0 and not current. Maybe I can put NetBSD on ZIP and try out kernels on
> this. Though I'd prefer to get my Wallstreet and Beige G3 to be happy.

OK, so I must have mistaken on somewhere.  I'll retry to
boot from multi-boot CD.  Thank you for your reply.

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SUNAGAWA Keiki <kei_sun@ba2.so-net.ne.jp>