Guys,


Okay - got part of it - no boot yet, but I was using the Kernel and not the 
bootloader. My bad.

I was confusing the Linux and NetBSD procedures. The Linux procedure 
downloads the kernel via MOP, and NetBSD downloads a bootloader.

Okay - that part makes sense now. But, no dice. No messages, no requests 
for an address. I know that I don't have a complete setup for NetBSD for it 
to run yet, but I'm not even going to try unless there are some signs of 
life, first......

After the bootloader is grabbed from the network - what is the next step 
for it?

I did try using "boot.mop" from  1.5, 1.5.2, and "boot.mopformat" from 1.3.2.


         - Matt






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