A failed sysinst attempt with 1.6.1 has left me with an unbootable 
disk.  Since I don't have a cdrom drive I need to netboot.

I followed various how-to's without much luck.  The boot.net file seems to 
load but the netbsd.ram file isn't getting read.

I finally noticed that the serial port mentions "Using BOOTP protocol" but 
I don't have bootp running; I want to use bootparamd.

How can I tell the SS10 to use bootparamd instead of bootp?  It seems 
someone else is running bootp and I am using their NFS server, not 
mine.  Of course their server doesn't have the netbsd install image it 
stops while trying to fetch various netbsd.* files.



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