>Hello,
>        I've just started to use NetBSD for mac, and have had very little 
>experience with it.  I installed version 1.0 last week on an SE/30 and, 
>aside from frequent, unexplainable lock-ups, it worked very well.  I used 
>MKFS to reformat the same partition in order to upgrade to version 1.1.  
>I installed everything basically the same way, but when I go to boot 
>NetBSD I get the following errors:
>
>No internal video at address 0 -- videoaddr is 0xfee08040.
>Failure in BSD boot.  nextpa=0x106000, high[0]=0x100000.
>panic:  You're hosed!
>
>Stopped at            _Debugger+0x6:     unlk      a6
>db> unexpected trap; vector offset 0x0 from 0x739c0000.

I just installed 1.1 on a similar box and got the same message.

What I did next was to start it up in single user mode, then halted the
system, shut off the machine, restarted the Mac and then booted again, only
in multi-user mode.  It then started up fine after that.  Don't know why,
but give it a try.

My trouble *now* is that it boots in multi-user, starts up various daemons
and then hangs on starting up the named daemon.  I don't have a network
link but I do have a Sonic ethernet card installed (which, I believe, is
not supported).  Since the named daemon would depend on a network
connection (it would, wouldn't it?) could this hang be caused by the
unsupported ethernet card?

BTW- hardware is SE/30 with 8 megs, Sonic ethernet card, 105 Quantum

Jeff

Jeffrey E. Benedict                     raoul@pt.olympus.net
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