Michael W . Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org> wrote:

> According to the mailing list archives, one easy way to install NetBSD
> is to just put the flash card in another system and fdisk, disklabel,
> then build.sh install=/mnt .  If you do that, though, how do you
> actually use hpcboot.exe to boot it?  Do you, say, unionfs mount the
> ufs partition over a FAT partition containing the kernel so the root
> partition comes out correct?

What I used for 680 is documented at:

    http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2002/06/18/0000.html

Basicly, when you partition your CF with fdisk, make a small FAT fs.

. you can store hpcboot.exe and the kernel on it

. you can store your wince backup on it

. wince won't be prompting you to reformat the CF every time you
  insert it

SY, Uwe
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