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>Folks,
>
>1.  I completed unpacking the sets. I set "rc.configured" to YES; but it 
>    still drops into single-user mode. What else do I need to set or reset?
>
>2. Why does it always prompt me for pathname of Shell during boot up?
>   After I hit RETURN to accept "sh" it drops into single-user mode; but 
>   continues to multi-user mode after I press "Ctrl-D"
>
>Can anyone help?
>

SOLUTION:
	Edit "/etc/rc.conf" and set "rc_configured=YES"
	at the boot prompt type "boot 5/rz1/netbsd -a"


First, I must admit the typo I made. "rc.cofigured" should bave been
"rc_configured".

Second, the configuration file was correctly edited; but since I am 
not familiar with DEC systems, I was not using the "-a" option in my
boot command. I should have been using "boot 5/rz1/netbsd -a".



Big THANK YOU to all who responded especially:
	"Jonathan Stone" <jonathan@DSG.Stanford.EDU>
	"Aaron J. Grier" <agrier@poofy.goof.com>
	"Simon Burge"    <simonb@telstra.com.au> 

Thanks again.

Marcel
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		  Marcel O. Chukwunenye
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