> Well, you could always "fsck -c2" the other partitions and install NetBSD 
> boot blocks...  As for disaster recovery, I use a pair of floppies, one 
> with a kernel and /boot, one with a small filesystem.  I use "boot fd() -a".
> The bug is, I have to use a straightened paperclip to pop the boot disk 
> out of the drive.  Maybe there needs to be some sort of hook for ejecting 
> the floppy from the drive so one doesn't have to be foreceful :-)

How about:

L1-A, machine prom, eject, go, c

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John Hawkinson
jhawk@panix.com