Hi.

I'm trying to boot a 2100.  I dropped 1.3_ALPHA nfsnetbsd.ecoff kernel
into the tftp directory on a server, and set up the bootptab.  I then
boot with "boot -f tftp()netbsd" and all goes fine until the kernel
starts probing the local disk:

Beginning old-style SCSI device autoconfiguration
sii0: device 0: cmd 1a: command data not all sent (10) 1
[machine hangs]

The disk is an rz23, which I think is standard for these machines.  Is
it likely that the disk is fried, or is this a bug?

>> test -c
[...]
U[0]	Dev typ	0 RZ
	RMB	0x0
	Vrs	1
	Format	1 CCS
	Add len	31
	Vndr	DEC
	PID	RZ23	(C) DEC
	Frevlvl	0A18

Cheers,
entropy
	
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