> But I won't do any of this at all unless I can get the bloody thing to
> boot, and I can't do that because the downloadable disk image for
> DiskJuggler doesn't work for me on the downloadable version of
> DiskJuggler.  The downloadable version of Nero doesn't work, either,
> when I use a downloadable program that converts DiskJuggler images
> into Nero images.  I've asked several times for assistance, and all I
> get are messages that say "it works for me" with absolutely no useful
> information like what software version they're using for burning the
> disks, or what media they're using, or anything at all.
> 

	I've found it both interesting and frustrating that none of the
	people who HAVE gotten things to work have chosen not to
	ditch the Wintel tools and provide a way to bootstrap via
	mkisofs/cdrecord and other opensource tools.

	Does anyone know why DiskJuggler/Nero are still being used when
	opensource/NetBSD alternative's like mkisofs and cdrecord exist?
	I find it VERY puzzling that a NetBSD group would advocate using
	a wintel rather than a pure BSD solution...

	Since I neither have, nor have access to, WinTel abominations I've
	basically given up on ever having NetBSD/Dreamcast running. B^(.

	I've noticed the list pretty much went dead after Marcus(?) stopped
	regular posts. Don't know if Jason ever trolls these parts or not.

	-Rob