> This error is b/c of your load-base setting. Change it back to 4000,
> reboot and try again.
>

THX. I was just about to go to the shop to buy din8->DB9 cable when I've
read your responce.
It has helped, but now I've got another problem:
I cannot boot to the system.

Here is a brief description:
the installation was succesful, It created some default partitions a,b,c and
g.
I've used all the deafault options.

Now I was trying to boot from the disk writing something like:

0 > setenv boot-device /bandit/ohare/ata@0:0
 0 > setenv boot-file netbsd
0 > boot

but it says then : can't OPEN /bandit/ohare/ata@0:0

So, please tell me what to do....

TIA,

Wojciech Janio
wojtek@janio.net
www.janio.net