Hi Everyone.

Much to my amazement, I can actually serial boot from my PB160.  Before I
could get too carried away, though, I tried to boot multi-user, and it
wierded out.  It gets to this line:

May 23 16:36:08 myname init: kernel security level changed from 0 to 1

and then displays garbage.  It doesn't hang, it just displays garbage on the
Zterm console.

I thought I did everything right.  I modified the /etc/ttys file.  It boots
single user.  Being somewhat new to UNIX, my best guess is that there might
be some other configuration file I need to modify? (maybe?)  Has anyone else
had this experience?

I am using kernel GENERIC-6 from Puma.  All the other custom kernels (ADBTEST,
et. al.) I have tried seem to hang at the can't get video mapping stage,
even when booting serial.

Another thing that makes me think this might be a terminal configuration
conflict is the fact that I tried to mount the root partition read/write
after booting single user in order to modify the /etc/ttys or /etc/gettytab
files with vi.  vi didn't work properly.  The keys in edit mode seemed to be
mapped all wierd and I couldn't make it do anything.

Can anyone help with this problem?  Once again with MacBSD I feel so close, but
yet so far . . .

Thanks for any assistance,

-Adam