This machine that I'm trying to install NetBSD on, only has a floppy and
a hard drive. No CD.  And no OS installed.  I'm just working with
the sysinst program from the two floppies.  I don't  have the "man boot"
 page.  I was counting on the ne2000 card to install the
system over NFS or FTP.  My only experience with NetBSD was
on a mac68k,  so  I'm a little lost here.  Is there a good howto on the
site for this?  or can you fill in on some of the details on how to 
boot that INSTALL kernel with -d option?


  Thanks,

		Guy
   


--- Gregory McGarry <g.mcgarry@qut.edu.au> wrote:
> > > Here's a better way.  Boot the kernel with option -d.  Inside DDB edit
> > > the autoconfiguration tables:
> > 
> >   I want to give that a try, but how exactly do boot the kernel with
> > that option -d?
> 
> man boot.  The INSTALL config file in -current does say that it has DDB
> compiled in.
> 
> 	-- Gregory McGarry <g.mcgarry@qut.edu.au>
> 
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