>  > The problem that I am now having is that my arps are not being answered.  I
>  > solved this problem by using the install technique from 1.0.  Since I have
>  > a number 7958B drives, I just used the label file that was provided.  The
>  > rootimage.gz has been loaded on the disk.  Now when I try to boot that
>  > drive/filesystem I receive an error stating "SYSTEM WOULD LOAD TOO HIGH"
>  > just above the "Reset to PowerUp" line at the bottom of the boot up screen.
> 
> did you put a boot program on there, too, or just the root image?  That
> old root image doesn't have a boot program in it.  You have to put
> that on the disk separately.  Sounds like you didn't use the `makedisk'
> program that 1.0 shipped with.

I moved things from machine to machine so much that it is possible that
something may have gone screwy.  I used one of my 7958B drives since there
was a disklabel file already for that.  I then, under HP-UX 7.0, ran the
command:
./makedisk /dev/rdsk/2s0 label boot rootimage.gz

All of these were downloaded from ftp.netbsd.org in the NetBSD-1.0
directory for hp300.  I do not really know what problems I am having, but I
have been trying the 1.[012] version run around trying to get something to
work correctly. may have gone screwy.  I used one of my 7958B drives since there
was a disklabel file already for that.  I then, under HP-UX 7.0, ran the
command:
./makedisk /dev/rdsk/2s0 label boot rootimage.gz

All of these were downloaded from ftp.netbsd.org in the NetBSD-1.0
directory for hp300.  I do not really know what problems I am having, but I
have been trying the 1.[012] version run around trying to get something to
work.  I will worry about it working correctly after I get the system to
boot once.

Wes
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