I'm working on adding to the NetBSD guide and more specifically 
adding pertinent information about both sides of Mac installation. 
In this light I ask has anyone tried installing NetBSD via sysint on 
a 68k Mac?  And what are the limitations to using the Mkfs/NetBSD 
Installer combination?  I know about Mkfs not handling partions 
beyond root, usr, and swap well.  What about the Inode thing when 
installing on a partition that starts at over 1G with the installer? 
Any other limitations to this combo?  Any problems with the sysint 
method on 68k Macs?  I have been following the posts on port-macppc 
regarding the problem that sysint is when doing the recommended 
install.  Is this a problem on the 68k Macs?  Thanks for any info.

Related, but off topic, I also encountered a problem with the 
Installer method when I tried booting
into NetBSD after attempting this method of install: 6 partitions on 
the HD; HFS for the Mac; root, user, var, tmp, and swap for NetBSD. 
Why did the booter have problems with this?  These partitions were 
set up on a 1G external hd.  After a couple of attempts at this, I 
went back to two NetBSD partions, root and swap, and that worked just 
fine to boot.  Why is this so?

Randy