"Brad" wrote:

> Thanks to everyone for replying, what ended up working was:
> 
> boot 3/rz2/netbsd -s
> 
> at the ">>" prompt (thanks Greg!)

You can set this up so you don't have to type it every time.

	>> setenv boot "3/rz2/netbsd -a"

Then you can just type "boot" each time.  Much easier!

> but from here i don't have alot of things
> i should have like man, ftp, things like that. /usr is empty, and i'm
> guessing that's a "Bad Thing" ;) anyway, how do i mount /usr?

Do you get a message about "/etc/rc.conf is not configured. Multiuser
boot aborted." or somesuch?  If so, you need to edit /etc/rc.conf and
change/update a few values.  Hopefully the comments will help.  Usually,
you should have /usr mounted automatically on boot up.  What does your
/etc/fstab have in it?

Simon.