Ted Lemon writes:
 > 
 > For this reason, the alternate choice of bootstrapping and installing
 > over the net seems more desirable and supportable, particularly since
 > I think it's about the same level of hassle for the installer.

Booting off the net sounds like a wonderful idea.  It would certainly
make installation & testing much easier.  Is it possible to make DEC
stations speak something other than mop?  Or, does anybody understand
enough about how mop works to make a netbsd kernel boot diskless?

Or am I just confused & it would be trivial to use something standard
like rarpd/tftp/bootparamd?

Drew