If it's any help, I had *exactly* this same problem on my MacIIcx four days
ago, it ran 1.3.3 fine but booting 1.4.1 thought that the HD was ext2fd, it
turns out that as I had previously loaded linux and this must have left some
traces/residue behind in the partition or driver sections.

I solved the problem using a low-level format with Apple HD Setup, then
partition, then MKFS 45,
then installation.

Regards

Roger
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>From: "Michael G. Schabert" <mikeride@prez.org>
>To: "Marius Schamschula" <marius@caos.aamu.edu>
>Cc: port-mac68k@netbsd.org
>Subject: Re: kernel panic
>Date: Sat, Sep 11, 1999, 8:48 am
>

>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm trying to install the 68k port onto an LC II (6MB RAM/1.2GB Apple ROM
>>HD).
>>
>>After smooth partitioning, and formating, I loaded the basic packages and a
>>few odds and ends.
>>
>>When I tried to boot into NetBSD, the process hung with the following msg:
>>
>>panic: extfs_dirbadentry
>>Stopped in init at _Debugger + Ox6: unlk a6
>
>
>What did you use for partitioning and formatting? What kind of partitions
>did you tell that progrm to use? Did you use MKFS to convert them to NetBSD
>slices? This may be related to very recent problems that we've been seeing
>wrt mkfs and (former) EXT2fs partitions. Had that Apple ROM HD ever been
>used with Linux?
>
>Mike
>Bikers don't *DO* taglines.