> >If I boot this new kernel and log in, my terminal type is set to "su".
> >Needless to say, Vi, etc. don't like this very much.
> 
> >If I boot with an earlier kernel, using the SAME binaries, my terminal type
> >is set to "vt200" which is correct.

In addition, I notice the following:

- w terminates with a "proc size mismatch".  So does ps.
- I get no "Where are you" as reported by a previous user.
- who shows me with no tty.
- rlogin completely screws up the terminal: my password shows when I type it,
  and everything is double-spaced.  Telnet works OK.  Both of these are over
  a SLIP link.

I am using 1.0 release (not pre-release beta) binaries.  The problems only
happen with a homebrew kernel, which contains no local patches other than
ITE of 649x450 (106x50).  My config:

#
# QPOINT: Kernel config for dej@qpoint
#

include "std.amiga"

maxusers	8
options		TIMEZONE=300, DST=1

#
# processors this kernel should support
#
#options		"M68040"	# support for 040
#options		FPSP		# MC68040 floating point support
options		"M68030"	# support for 030
#options		"M68020"	# support for 020/851
options		FPCOPROC	# Support for MC6888[12] (Required)

options		SWAPPAGER	# Pager for processes (Required)
options		VNODEPAGER	# Pager for vnodes (Required)
options		DEVPAGER	# Pager for devices (Required)

#
# Networking options
#
options		INET		# IP networking support (Required)
#options	ISO		# ISO Networking support
#options	TPIP		# ARGO TP networking support
#options	CCITT		# CCITT X.25
#options	NS		# Xerox XNS
#options	EON		# ISO CLNL over IP
options		GATEWAY		# Packet forwarding
#options	DIRECTED_BROADCAST	# Broadcast across subnets
#options	NSIP		# XNS over IP

#
# File system related options
#
#options		QUOTA		# Disk quotas for local disks
options		NFSSERVER	# Network File System server side code
options		NFSCLIENT	# Network File System client side code

#
# File systems
#
options		FFS		# Berkeley fast file system
options		MFS		# Memory based filesystem
options		PROCFS		# Process filesystem
options		KERNFS		# Kernel parameter filesystem (Recommended)
options		FDESC		# /dev/fd filesystem
options		NULLFS		# Loopback filesystem
options		FIFO		# FIFO operations on vnodes (Recommended)
options		ADOSFS		# AmigaDOS file system
#options		"CD9660"	# ISO 9660 file system, with Rock Ridge
#options	PORTAL		# Portal filesystem
#options	MSDOSFS		# MS-DOS filesystem


#
# Compatability options for various existing systems
#
#options		"COMPAT_09"	# compatability with older NetBSD release
options		"COMPAT_10"	# compatability with older NetBSD release
#options		"COMPAT_43"	# 4.3 BSD compatible system calls
#options		COMPAT_SUNOS	# Support to run Sun (m68k) executables
#options		"TCP_COMPAT_42"	# Use 4.2 BSD style TCP
#options		"COMPAT_NOMID"	# allow nonvalid machine id executables
#options	COMPAT_HPUX	# HP300 compatability

#
# Support for System V IPC facilities.
#
options		SYSVSHM		# System V-like shared memory
options		SYSVMSG		# System V-like messages
options		SYSVSEM		# System V-like semaphores

#
# Support for various kernel options
#
#options		GENERIC		# Mini-root boot support
options		LKM		# Loadable kernel modules
options		KTRACE		# Add kernel tracing system call
#options		DIAGNOSTIC	# Add additional error checking code
options		"NKMEMCLUSTERS=256"	# Size of kernel malloc area

#
# Misc. debuging options
#
options		PANICWAIT	# Require keystroke to dump/reboot
#options	DEBUG		# Add debugging statements
options		DDB		# Kernel debugger
#options	SYSCALL_DEBUG	# debug all syscalls.
#options	SCSIDEBUG	# Add SCSI debugging statements
#options	KGDB		# Kernel debugger (KGDB) support
#options	PANICBUTTON	# Forced crash via keypress (???)

#
# Amiga specific options
#
#options		RETINACONSOLE	# enable code to allow retina to be console
options		GRF_ECS		# Enhanced Chip Set
options		GRF_NTSC	# NTSC
options		GRF_PAL		# PAL
#options		"GRF_A2024"	# Support for the A2024
#options		GRF_AGA		# AGA Chip Set
#options	"KFONT_8X11"	# 8x11 font
options		KFONT_CUSTOM	# 6x9 font

grfcc0		at mainbus0		# custom chips
#grfrt0		at ztwobus0		# retina II
#grfrh0		at zthreebus0		# retina III

grf0		at grfcc0
#grf1		at grfrt0
#grf2		at grfrh0

ite0		at grf0			# terminal emulators for grf's
#ite1		at grf1			# terminal emulators for grf's
#ite2		at grf2			# terminal emulators for grf's

#le0		at ztwobus0		# Lance ethernet.
#ed0		at ztwobus0		# dp8390 ethernet

# scsi stuff, all possible
#gvpbus0		at ztwobus0
#gtsc0		at gvpbus0		# GVP series II scsi
ahsc0		at mainbus0		# A3000 scsi
#atzsc0		at ztwobus0
#wstsc0		at ztwobus0		# Wordsync II scsi
#ivsc0		at ztwobus0		# IVS scsi
#mlhsc0		at ztwobus0		# Hacker scsi
#otgsc0		at ztwobus0		# 12 gauge scsi
#zssc0		at ztwobus0		# Zeus scsi
#mgnsc0		at ztwobus0		# Magnum scsi
#wesc0		at zthreebus0		# Warp Engine scsi
#idesc0		at mainbus0		# A4000(A1200?) IDE

#scsibus0	at gtsc0
scsibus1	at ahsc0
#scsibus2	at atzsc0
#scsibus2	at wstsc0
#scsibus3	at ivsc0
#scsibus4	at mlhsc0
#scsibus5	at otgsc0
#scsibus6	at zssc0
#scsibus7	at mgnsc0
#scsibus8	at wesc0
#scsibus9	at idesc0

# each hard drive from low target to high
# will configure to the next available sd unit number
sd*	at scsibus? target ? lun ?	# scsi disks

#st*	at scsibus? target ? lun ?	# scsi tapes
#cd*	at scsibus? target ? lun ?	# scsi cd's

pseudo-device	sl			# slip
pseudo-device	ppp			# ppp
pseudo-device	view 10			# views
pseudo-device	pty 16			# pseudo terminals
pseudo-device	loop			# network loopback

config	netbsd root on sd0 swap on sd0



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