>	It rebooted fine, but now my SCSI disks won't mount. It SAYS that
>they are mounting at startup, but their icon does not appear. I open my
>SCSI probe and they show up, but when I try to mount them it says not
>enough memory. And, I try to mount them using my Anubis utility and the
>program crashes with a type 2 error. Is there any way I can get my disks
>to mount?? And, what caused this?? I'm using the current-970829 snapshot,
>with the GENERIC-38 kernel on my Q630. Besides the mounting problems I'm
>having now, it worked just fine...

Ryan,

I've seen a problem very similar to this on my system long before I 
starting playing with NetBSD.  The MacOS System was 7.1 and the solution 
was to run Apple's Disk First Aid and repair the disk.  Strangely Disk 
First Aid would never report finding any errors, but the disk was always 
fully functional afterwards.  When I upgraded the MacOS System to 7.5 and 
installed the SCSI disk driver that came with System, the problem went 
away. So you might want to give Disk First Aid a try or try upgading the 
MacOS driver.

BTW, I doubt that NetBSD did anything to destroy your MacOS partitions 
unless you used one of the very early versions of Mkfs (pre 1.2 I think) 
and Installer (1.0?) on a disk that was over 1Gig in size. They did had a 
bug that would over-write MacOS partitions.  Make sure you have used one 
of the later versions - Mkfs 1.45 and Installer 1.1e.

-bob