Subject: boot program
To: None <port-vax@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Paul Apprich <psapp@terra.cnct.com>
List: port-vax
Date: 06/23/1998 19:50:36
I fell victim to failing to set binary on kermit, so the 'short
read' is gone. However, after copying the new boot proggie onto dka0:sd0a,
I tried doing a 'b /3 dka0' and a 'rom()/netbsd'. All I got was this:
>>> b 3 dka0
83 BOOT SYS
-DKA0
howto 0x3, bdev 0x2a, booting...done. (33180+22308)
>> NetBSD/vax boot [980611 21:01] <<
: rom()/netbsd
83 BOOT SYS <---------- what is causing this?
DKA0
{same boot message as above}
: /netbsd <------ the boot program put this in on its own
sdopen: {yada,yada,yada, 48's of death, etc}
What causes the system to say 'to hell with you, I'm rebooting and
using the alleged mangled code and AAAAAARGHH'? Is there a boot program
that does not used this alleged mangled code?
HELP!
PA