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Hi,

I recently got a hold of an old DECstation 3000/300LX, and decided to=20
install NetBSd on it as soon as I discovered Linux wouldn't boot on it. The=
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thing is, I haven't got a monitor or keyboard for it, so I'm trying to=20
install it via a serial console. Here's what happens (starts in SRM, output=
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via serial console):

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>>> boot dka400

INIT-S-CPU...

INIT-S-ASIC...

INIT-S-MEM...

INIT-S-NVR...

INIT-S-CXT...

INIT-S-SCC...

INIT-S-NI...

INIT-S-SCSI...

INIT-S-ISDN...

AUDIT_BOOT_STARTS ...

AUDIT_CHECKSUM_GOOD

AUDIT_LOAD_BEGINS

AUDIT_LOAD_DONE



NetBSD/alpha 1.6 ISO 9660 Primary Bootstrap

Jumping to entry point...



NetBSD/alpha 1.6 Secondary Bootstrap, Revision 1.13

(autobuild@cs20.apochromatic.org, Sun Sep  8 11:54:59 UTC 2002)



VMS PAL rev: 0x100010538

OSF PAL rev: 0x2012d

Switch to OSF PAL code succeeded.



Boot flags: A

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That's it, nothing more happens. There is some disk activity after this,=20
which may indicate that it does actually boot, but it doesn't use the=20
serial console. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

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Joachim Blaabjerg
Gentoo Linux Security Developer
GPG key @ http://cvs.gentoo.org/~styx
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