> 
> 0000000  01
> >>>B DUA1       <--- type in boot...
> 
> howto 0x0 bdev 0x11, booting...
> 9832+456+34916 start 0x0
> 
> Nboot
> : /netbsd
> 
So far, everything OK.

> 8FD00101  06     <--- Foomph! :-(
> >>>
> 
Something really strange happens here. boot is running with memory
mapping off and is relocated to 0x100000. The address you get, 8FD00101,
is definitely somewhere outside your physical memory space.
06 is stop code, and it means halt, and at that address it is
probably halt :-)
Loading of pcs750.bin is what should take place right now when your
machine crashes. It is probably something in the init routines
that fails. (That is what is called when it halts).

-- Ragge