>Von: Colin Wood <cwood@ichips.intel.com>
>An: ulrich.hausmann@rhein-neckar.netsurf.de (Ulrich Hausmann)
>Cc: port-mac68k@netbsd.org (port-mac68k Mailing List)
>Betreff: Re: Gateway3 CD
>Datum: Mon, 24. Aug 1998 22:29 Uhr
>

>anyway, installing from the CD should be more or less the same as from
>ftp'd files.  just grab a copy of the 3 macos utilities from the mac68k
>subdir (i.e. the installer, mkfs, and the booter).  all should be hqx'd
>.sea files.  expand them on you local hard drive.  partition your drive,
>run mkfs, use the installer to install the binary distribution sets that
>are on the CD, and then boot.

Colin,

that's what I would like to do, but I'm only getting 0 byte (call them
fakes?) files called MKFS..sea ecc. When I do a File Search (under OS 7.6.1
on the IIci) I'm getting nothing (it searched for an hour without any
result). There is nothing to expand! There is one folder in the top (root?)
level without name. Double clicking I open something like an exact "mirror"
of what I see in the topmost level. Starting from what I know from the Mac,
I'd say that's an alias or something that like, but I don't have any idea,
where it brings and where to go. 

It's like I should have already NetBSD installed to be able to install it
from this CD. But for sure, I'm doing something very stupid . . .

Thanks a lot for your help,

Ulrich