I got my IIsi up last night with almost no problems-
- but I had done it once before.

Notes for the unwary:
the kbd driver for the IIsi doesn't work and you *must* log in over
a serial line.  Brad tried to fix this but has not succeeded, I'm
going to start my effort to do so soon. (just bought a new HD)
The IIsi requires the netbsd10.patched kernel to get past the adb init.

I forgot to enable 32bit addressing before booting.
Also remember to disable virtual memory.
On a IIsi, don't bother to put the screen in 1 bit depth; it doesn't matter.

hope this helps,
-Daniel Risacher

>>>>> "John" == John W Price <pricej@cebaf.gov> writes:

    John> This exact same thing happens to me on a IIsi.  If it means
    John> anything, I'm running (or *trying* to run!) NetBSD-1.0.
    John> I've followed the advice in the new FAQ list in the "what to
    John> do if it doesn't work" question, but it still doesn't.  :(