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Hello,

> went back to Open Firmware to boot it with 'boot scsi-int/sd@0:0' and =20
> i get "can't OPEN scsi-int/sd@0:0" I have tried various other =20
> combinations, such as "boot scsi-int/sd@0:0,ofwboot.xcf" and boot =20
> "scsi-int/sd@0:0,netbsd-GENERIC" and things like "boot scsi-int/sd@0:.=20
> \ofwboot.xcf" and every other thing I could think of or find in the =20
> INSTALL but nothing seems to work...

Are you absolutely sure that your disk is target 0 ? I spent a day with poi=
ntless hacking, swearing and tearing my hair out because my Ultra 10 wouldn=
't boot after installing until I finally found that my disk was target 1 fo=
r some reason, not 0 as I assumed.

And - what kind of disk is it? One of the good, old, indestructible Seagate=
 Barracuda drives? These take a while to initialize and Apple's OF doesn't =
bother waiting for them - it just throws a "can't OPEN". In this case just =
retry a couple of times ( and listen for the disk to spin up ).

have fun
Michael

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