Hi,

I was able to duplicate the NetBSD/Mac Installer error you were
having by selecting a drive which had A/UX partitions, but no
"A/UX Root" or "A/UX Root&Usr slice 0" partitions.  In this instance
it will apparently hang the machine after giving an error 22, whether you
are using the old or new installer.

It appears as if the installer thinks you do not have a valid "root"
partition.  My suggestion is to double-check the partition, or to try using
different partitioning software.

I will take another look at the installer this weekend and try to
work in proper code for this.  Machine hangs(or bus errors) are definitely
not desired behavior.

Steve Brown

>Hi,
>
>I'm running an SE/30 with 8MB RAM, Quantum 365S Hard Disk.  I have set
>aside an 89MB root & usr partition and a 20MB swap partition for
>NetBSD/Mac68k 1.1.  I have successfully formatted the partition using Mkfs,
>but the installer dies just after specifying the hard disk with an error 22
>'mountfs()'.  It then bombs with a bus error.  I have tried everything from
>changing OS versions, enabling/disabling 32-bit addressing and I can't seem
>to get it to work.
>
>I am currently using 7.53, but have tried it under 7.5, 7.52 and 6.07.  I
>have tried it with the gzipped files and with them decompressed and I still
>can't get it working!  I have renamed 'netbsd11' to 'netbsd10' and just
>about everything else I can think of.
>
>Please, help!!!
>
>Thanks - Dirk