> Please give us the output of NetBSD kernel boot stage.  And try to send
> BREAK to see kernel can respond to enter DDB kernel debugger.

I will check this later this evening.

[...]
> It's too early to determine disk is ruined.  At very least, the disk can
> be recovered by another NetBSD, say, NetBSD/i386, if corrupted.

I managed to boot a NetBSD rescue floppy (from a recent snapshot)
on my PC.
This recognized my controller and disk well. BUT:
When running "disklabel sd0" it showed only the d partition, and said
something about finding 4 (!!!) partitions.
The latter sounds good, but I was unable to access these partitions
with a mount
Where have all the partitions gone?

Andreas
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