On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Richard Tomkins wrote:

> I have an extensive background in various systems, DEC, Mac, PC. I have
> done a lot of work with VMS, Tru64 UNIX, Mac OS X, Windows.
>
> I have a MV3100, model 10, which I was running vms 7.2 on a month ago. I
> decided to look into the NetBSD port and obtained a ISO image of the
> Version 2.0 release.
>
> I have booted this image and installed it on my MV3100, to the point where
> sysinst feels that everything was a success. I used a CD-ROM at dkb200:
>
> My hard drive is dka0:
>
> So I type boot dka0 and the system responds with
>
> 83 BOOT SYS
> -DKA0
> ?50 SCB2NDINT, DKA0
> 85 RESTART SYS
> >>>
>
>
> Does anyone have any idea what may have gone wrong here?

I would guess this is a known issue -- the bootstrap code was not
installed on your hard disk:
	http://www.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/query-pr-single.pl?number=28724

To work-a-round, I would boot of the CDROM and get to shell prompt to
run (I assume) "disklabel -B sd0".  You might have to mount your SCSI
disk to get the /usr/mdec file that is required.

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Kirk Russell            <kirk@ba23.org>            http://www.ba23.org/
Bridlewood Software Testers Guild                  Ottawa Ontario Canada