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VAX410 is the one you needed. There is for some reason a dependence for
KA420 support on the KA410 (uV2k) code. your 3100/38 is a CVAX machine 
but it has some similarities to the 410 and some code is shared. you can 
safely remove all the vax 4000 entries in your config file. 

happy hacking!
isildur

On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, Matej Kubik wrote:

> David Woyciesjes wrote:
> >         Hello gents. This may be a simple fix, but it escapes me. I've got a
> > VAXstation 3100 M38, 16MB RAM (wishing I could find more!), and NetBSD1.5.
> > In trying to rebuild the kernel, I grabbed comp.tgz, gnu.tgz, src.tgz and
> 
> I had similar problems with VAXStation 3100/m76. Solved by adding more
> `options "KAxxx"' lines into kernel config. I don't know which must be
> there, but I can boot with following ones:
> options         "VAX410"        # VS 2000
> options         "VAX43"         # VS 3100/76
> options         "VAX46"         # VS 4000/60
> options         "VAX48"         # VS 4000 VLC
> options         "VAX49"         # VS 4000/90
> It's propably more than needed, but compiling kernel takes about 3.5
> hours :-)
> 
> FYI I also attached kernel config (MEDEAD) and dmesg.boot
> 
> Matej Kubik
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