No, it doesn't get to bootparams or bootp until after it loads the
kernel from the secondary booter. It may
be that your mop image is not totally compatible with your system, or it
doesn't like the kernel you are tring to
load. It has to be in a.out right? I've been working with two many systems
to keep my head straight.
    I also seem to recall from Port PMAX that linux MOP needs some hacking
in order to MOP DEC's
correctly. I could be wrong though. I'll put in a query if that would help.


    Chris