I just installed NetBSD/mac68k Distribution 1.6.1 on my haxied LC475 
(see: <http://homepage.mac.com/markbenson/q805.html>). It does have a 
full 040 before anyone asks... :)

Anyhoo, install went smoothly while I was in bed overnight (I'm in the 
UK and it's just turned 8:13am) and I managed to Build Devices 
successfully also. Next stage, following Matt Theobold's Guide, is to 
boot into single user mode. I can't, the booter just reports 'This 
kernel is not in a format which the booter can exectue' and halts the 
Boot.

I'm pretty dry about this - it's been a job and a half, first my 2GB 
Seagate drive died, meaning I had to use a pair of 512MBs. One drive 
has the NetBSD install on currently, along with a small Mac Partition 
which will carry a stripped System 7.1 for the eventual finished setup, 
as well as the Booter. The other drive, which will be formatted as mkfs 
at a later stage, carries currently a 7.6.1 System (which is what I'm 
running ATM) and all the packages and installation software I needed to 
do the install. I'm running the Booter from the drive that has no 
NetBSD stuff on - is this an issue?

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