You're right, that was the problem!

My 5000/20 is now up an running with the new dtop.c, and it appears (in my
extensive 3-minute testing) to have fixed the mouse problem!

Thanks everyone.

~Brighten
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            Brighten Godfrey                   godfreyb@bigw.org
                       http://www.bigw.org/~godfreyb/
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On Wed, 28 Oct 1998, Jonathan Stone wrote:

> 
> hi,
> 
> The bootblocks (still) boot an a.out format kernel by default.  You
> need to copy an, eg., netbsd.aout to / as say, /netbsd.new and boot
> that:
> 
> 	# shutdown -h now
> 	boot 3/rzX/netbsd.new -s
> 
> If you get a root prompt, and you can type, its probably no worse than
> the old dtop code.
> 
>