At 6:21 PM -0800 12/25/2000, Ben wrote:
>
>On doing b/100 esa0, then entering mopboot as the mop file, I get
>
>>>  NetBSD/vax boot [Nov 17 2000 07:23:42] <<
>>>  Press any key to abort autoboot 0
>Trying BOOTP
>Using IP address: 192.168.1.28
>myip:  (192.168.1.28)
>root addr=192.168.1.1 path=/
>
>After which, the Vax waits and waits and waits, then it reports that
>it is trying to boot netbsd.gz, etc etc


     Make a note of the various kernel names that it tries to boot. 
See if your kernel's name matches any of them. If not, rename your 
kernel (the one in /export/vaxclient/root) to netbsd.vax (which is, 
IIRC, the first name on the BOOTP or BOOTPARAMD list).

     Best regards,
     Mike Dowden