[Thus spake Jonathan Groll ("JG: ") 11:10pm...]

JG: I can't seem to find a reference that will tell me what a "/Cannot load
JG: netbsd: error=27"/ means. Is it lack of RAM as I suspect? If so, if I
JG: max out this machine to 40MB (is that the max?) do you think that will
JG: be sufficient RAM?

<sys/errno.h> says:

#define	EFBIG	27	/* File too large */

JG: Cannot load netbsd: error=27

JG: Thanks in advance for any insights you may have,
JG: Jonathan Groll.

Sounds like it's trying to load a kernel which is larger than
4MB, though I've forgotten exactly why this particular number
poses a problem...

				--*greywolf;
--
If anyone requests a reason as to why Windows NT is inferior to UNIX,
refer them to the process scheduler, for starters.  Of course, users
don't care, and programmers try not to, even though they both should.
If that fails, reiterate that remote administration and control of a
node is a *good* thing, especially if network security is concerned.