On Wed, 12 Feb 1997, Greg Evans wrote:

If you cannot get a shell to run fsck, my next suggestion is to
do a complete reinstall by running the MacOS mkfs and installer
applications. You might have a damage in the file system that
you cannot recover within your current partial NetBSD installation.
Find and use the newest versions of these tools, in particular if
you have a >1GB disk.

- Erik

.. First I would like to thank Erik Bertelsen for poviding me with the 
.. Kernel and /sbin/init.
.. 
.. The kernel and /sbin/init didn't worrk (odd I know), however after 
.. having installed the init and the Generic-22 kernel, I now get past the 
.. process (pid1) got signal 10, and get to the following:
.. 
.. Enter Pathname of shell or RETURN for sh:
.. 
.. I press RETURN and get the message below:
.. 
.. Feb 11 19:30:21 init: can't exec /bin/sh for single user: No child 
.. processes.
.. Feb 11 19:30:21 init: can't exec /bin/sh for single user: No child 
.. processes.
.. Feb 11 19:30:21 init: can't exec /bin/sh for /etc/rc: No child 
.. processes.
.. 
.. I get basically the same thing if I try typing /bin/csh for my shell 
.. (obviously with csh replacing sh)
.. 
.. I *think* that I should probably reinstall base12, etc12 and comp 12, 
.. then try again.  If anyone has any other ideas, please let me 
.. know.....or maybe I should try one of the GenericSBC kernels???
.. 
.. On another interesting note:  I re-cooonnected my Apple adjustable 
.. Keyboard and Microspeed 3-button mouse, and they were booth recoognized 
.. fine in the boot process.....<yeah!  my id will be happy he gets HIS 
.. keyboard and mouse back now :)  >
.. 
.. Thank you all fo all the help so far,
.. 
.. Greg Evans
.. 
..