What happens is that in the kernel of the install CD-ROM there is not the
very up to date kernel with scsi support for the 4000/90 host adapter,
so you won't be able to use your scsi disk from the iso CD-ROM.
I Asked many times to update that ISO but seems like noone actually is
interested to do it.
Can someone please update that iso image with the kernel supporting scsi
4000/90 host adapter please ??

Rick


On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, Patrice  Lespagnol wrote:

>    Hello,
> 
>     I  have a VAXStation 4000/90 (with 32MB memory, 1.05GB harddisk, a
> CDROM device) and VMS runnning. Iwould like to put  it under UNIX. I
> have found that NetBSD could do that so I would like to install NetBSD
> 1.5 from the CDROM.
> 
>     At this time I have downloaded a cdvax.iso (1.5) file, burn a CD
> with it and boot the CD on the workstation. What is resulting is :
> 
>          >>NetBSD/vax boot [Nov 17 2000 07:23:42]<<
>         >>Press any key to abort autoboot 0
>         Changing bootprb.unit fromm 400 to 4
>         Get disklabel : no disk  label
>         nfs_open : must mount first
>         701856+1205116+145624=0x1f51f8
>         _
> 
> 
> then nothing happen.
> 
>     I don't know what to do at all,  I don't know very well netbsd (I
> only have read  the install notes).
>     Could somebody help me ?
> 
> Thanks a lot,
> 
> patrice
> 
>