Hi! I've been trying to get NetBSD 1.4 booting on a MicroVAX II with 13 megs of RAM over the
Ethernet through a DEQNA card. I have two servers on my network to handle the boot - a Linux
box handles the initial MOP request (as I can't seem to get mopd on NetBSD working right) and
a NetBSD box handles everything else (BOOTP, NFS, etc). The boot seems to proceed alright
at first...

>> NetBSD/vax boot [May  7 1999 06:49:43] <<
>> Press any key to abort autoboot 5
    *hit return*
> boot netbsd
Trying BOOTP
Using IP address: 603.31.36.94
myip:  (206.31.36.94), mask: 255.255.255.240
root addr=206.31.36.90 path=/netboot/vax/root
841724/

So it seems to begin loading the kernel, but once it gets to a certain point, it just totally
locks up. I've tried this with generic kernels from 1.4 and 1.4.1 with the same results. I
also get SCB2INT and HLT errors when trying to netboot sometimes as well (right previous to
loading the kernel) which causes the bootloader to die and I get dumped back to the monitor.

Anyone out there maybe have an idea of why its doing this?

Thanks in advance,
 -Netdiablo (root@diablonet.net)