I used the mopd from the 1.5-Alpha, then used bootp instead of bootparam. This 
worked fine for the 1.4.2 kernel except, of course, that 1.4.2 doesn't support 
the ethernet on the 3300!
This caused my old kernel to refuse to acknowledge that NFS was even available.
Upgrading to the 1.5-GENERIC worked for me. If it is failing to load / (as 
opposed to not TRYING to load / ) you might try mounting your NFS export local 
to your bootserver and make sure that it is -maproot=root

Oh, and if you do go with the newer mop.boot and use bootp (it's easier and WAY 
faster than bootparam), be aware that you need short paths to your root. 
/usr/vax/root works fine for me, but /usr/export/vaxen/root did not.

If you need, I can grab my bootptab files this eve and mail em over to you as 
an example.

Good Luck
Paul


On Tuesday, July 11, 2000 2:10 PM, Rink Springer [SMTP:rink@springer.cx] wrote:
> Snip -(Q RE Vax2000 netboot)
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I tried hacking NetBSD onto my solar powered calculator.
But the sun is never out when I'm hacking, so I couldn't test it.
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