I wrote:

>>For single user (boot -f rz(0,0,0)netbsd):
>>
>>        ...
>>        init: copying out flags '-s' 3
>>        init: copying out path '/sbin/init' 11
>>        /dev/rz0a: file system not clean; please fsck(8)
>>        trapDump(trap)
>>        TLB miss (etc, etc -- I can provide the particulars if they'll be

And Jonathon replied:

> You need to get a current fsck binary, that will mark
> filesystems as clean.  Doing that (e.g., under an old-style kernel)
> should fix your problem

Alas, no.  That only makes the "/dev/rz0a: file system not clean; please
fsck(8)" message go away, which wasn't the problem.  The kernel still
loses horribly (IE, it waits a while) and then panics.

	-- Todd