Well, you wouldn't really need a computer at all to debgug the boot, just
a VCR to record the output of the dreamcast.  Maybe you're talking about
something else.  Please clarify.

Andy

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On 14 Jun 2001 David@ixibbs.iximd.com wrote:

> Something you can't do with a x86 machine, slek....
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> IN>Well, the way  I debugged my setup was with a video capture tool (you
> IN>can use a VCR as well)  revord the boot, and replay it frame by frame and
> IN>see if you can see what's happening.  Let me know what errors you get, and
> IN>I'll see if I can help.
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> IN>On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Christopher John Thomas wrote:
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> IN>>   I don't suppose anyone's posted Dreamcast filesystem ISOs to the web, o
> IN>> tarballs of the full filesystem of such a CD?
> IN>> 
> IN>>   Trying to building one from the hpcsh sets (as per the howto) was very
> IN>> frustrating (partly because I don't yet have a BSD partition to run the
> IN>> scripts on, and partly because it's very hard to tell exactly what's goin
> IN>> _wrong_ with the booting).
> IN>> 
> IN>>   Pointers to more detailed information on installing NetBSD on the
> IN>> Dreamcast or building NetBSD CDs in general would be greatly appreciated.
> IN>> 
> IN>> Thank you,
> IN>> 				-Christopher Thomas
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