Ok, I went back into MacOS , rebooted without extensions, made sure the 
monitor was in 1 bit mode, and booted into NetBSD. Still dt just blanks 
out the screen. However I CAN execute shell commands. Apparently my old 
shell is there listening to what I type in, or maybe it's dt, I don't 
know. But I can do stuff, so I just su to root and reboot. I tried typing 
cmd-1 to get to the first terminal, nothing happened. I had run dt as 'dt 
-n 1' so there should have been a terminal open. I tried to open a new 
terminal using cmd-o, and basically went through all the various commands 
for dt. Nothing worked.

Im using a Quadra 700, with the -current snapshot, and the GENERIC-45 
kernel. I have 20MB of ram, and my graphics card is a Super Mac Thunder 
or something along those lines, my monitor is a 19" Super Mac in case 
that has anything to do with this. But it really shouldn't because I ran 
NetBSD on this machine before and used dt. I've made no hardware changes 
to it since then. 

Anyone have any ideas?

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