Naoki Kobayashi wrote:
> >>
> >>root file system type : ext2fs
> >                         ^^^^^^
> 
>  When I start inataller,in the console window like this........
> 
> sd0 at scsi ID 5.
> Partition read, SCSI ID = 5
> Mounting partition 'A' as /
> sd0a: Root 'NetBSD Root' at 1261824 size 149504
> sd0g: Usr 'NetBSD Usr' at 1470720 size 661272
> sd0b: Swap 'NetBSD Swap' at 1411328 size 59392
> sd0d: Other (Apple_Free) 'Empty' at 148 size 108
> sd0e: HFS_PART 'MacOS-partition' at 256 size 1261568
> 
>  And in Mini-shell like this........
> >cat /etc/fstab
> /dev/sd0a            /          ffs           rw 1 1
> /dev/sd0b           none      swap       sw 0 0
> kern                     /kern    kernfs     rw 0 0
> proc                     /proc    procfs     rw 0 0
> 
> Mmmmmm....... something odd.......something short of......

Nothing is really odd except the "ext2fs" line.

The User filesystem probably wasn't mounted when you did "Build
Devices" in the Installer.  That's why /etc/fstab does not have the
entry for it.

But like Bill said, this has nothing to do with the kernel panic.  I
suggest merging the two partitions into one NetBSD Root&User
partition, reformatting it with Mkfs, and reinstalling everything from
scratch.

Ken