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> May be pdisk tries to make sense from random data that is on the disk.
> Try pdisk with -ci arguments and then create a new map

0 > boot cd:,ofwboot.xcf

#pdisk -c /dev/wd0c
#pdisk -l /dev/wd0c

both give the following error:

segmentation fault
uid0, pid22, command pdisk, on /: file system full


> for the intermediat reboot something like >boot cd:\ofwboot.xcf
>  hd:<your root partition number goes here>/netbsd
> should work.

0 > boot cd:,ofwboot hd:0,/netbsd  ( I have only 2 partions, large / and
swap)

output:

OFWBOOT output here

NETBSD kernel from hard drive output here
cd0 at atapibus0 ....
cd0 : drive support ....
cd0(wdc0:0:0): using PIO mode 4, ...
boot device : <unknown>
root device : --hangup --

Thanks for all the suggestions.
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