The -3/150 I've been running NetBSD/sun3 on has been failing to reboot.
I'll tell it to reboot, and sometimes it will print "syncing disks..."
and never come back from that.  When it does, though, I get the
following (the exact numbers may vary; these were copied from the most
recent occurrence):

syncing disks... done
Kernel rebooting...
Boot: sd(0,0,0)
Invalid Page Bus Error:
  Vaddr: 0DFFF813, Paddr: 00001813, Type 0, Read, FC 5, Size 1 at 0x00004014
>

If I then type "b" to the prompt, it comes up apparently normally.

This is very annoying, because it happens reliably, meaning that I
cannot remotely reboot the machine.  (This wouldn't be so much of a
problem, except that the "everything dumps core" and "mystery D wait"
bugs are still very much present.)

Anyone have any idea what's upsetting the ROMs (for I'm sure it's the
ROMs that are printing this)?  Or more to the point, is there anything
I can do about it?

Is there perhaps some way to teach reboot to have it do a "k2" rather
than "b sd(0,0,0)" when rebooting?  That always works for me....

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