If I run
     hd:2,ofwboot.xcf hd:3,/netbsd
OF says:
     MAC-PARTS: bad partition can=B4t OPEN hd:2,ofwboot.xcf
     Can=B4t open device or file

When I mount the disk on another mac (Target disk mode) and run pdisk,=20=

I get this output:

     % ./pdisk /dev/disk2
     2 not HFS
     Edit /dev/disk2 -
     Command (? for help): P

     Partition map (with 512 byte blocks) on '/dev/disk2'
     #:                type name              length   base     ( size )
     1: Apple_partition_map Apple                 63 @ 1
     2:           Apple_HFS Apple_HFS_Boot    112640 @ 64       ( 55.0M)
     3:          Apple_Boot eXternal booter    17408 @ 112704   (  8.5M)
     4:           Apple_UFS NetBSD_root      1031168 @ 130112   (503.5M)
     5:     Apple_UNIX_SVR2 NetBSD_swap      4194304 @ 1161280  ( =20
2.0G) S1  SFS k0  (swap)
     6:          Apple_Boot eXternal booter    17408 @ 5355584  (  8.5M)
     7:           Apple_UFS NetBSD_usr      72767168 @ 5372992  ( 34.7G)

     Device block size=3D512, Number of Blocks=3D78140160 (37.3G)
     DeviceType=3D0x0, DeviceId=3D0x0

So maybe the boot command should be
     hd:2,ofwboot.xcf hd:4,/netbsd
But that gives the same error.

/Daniel


On Feb 23, 2005, at 7:10 PM, Michael wrote:

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>> "hd:1" should be "Apple_Partition_Map", so:
>>
>> boot hd:2,ofwboot.xcf hd:3,/netbsd
> Or just hd:,ofwboot.xcf - in this case OF will pick the first=20
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> have fun
> Michael
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