> I just looked at bim and it was written to use the disklabel's sector
> size.  Can you give me more information about the problem that bim
> had?  Does your disklabel have the correct information about physical
> sector size?
> 
> --Phil

Well, here's the full poop (as I know it for the moment).  I first
tried just typing bim /dev/sd0c, aand that failed with the following:

sd0: Can't deal with 1024 bytes logical blocks 
bim: Could not open /dev/sd0c

Then I read your message and thought "Stupid, you haven't configured
the disk or wrote the disk label yet!"  So I tried to write the disk
label and configure the disk, and every time I touch /dev/*sd0* I get
the same message about 1024 byte logical blocks.  I was thinking about
trying to write a label manually to the disk from the EPROM monitor,
but I don't want to go to all the trouble of computing the checksum by
hand on a label with (more than likely) a mistake in it.  BTW,
disklabel and hexdump both report the same first line of the error
message, but hexdump follows it with:

hexdump: /dev/rsd0a: Device not configured


Any ideas?  Thanks in advance,

Jon Buller