Me again. I have 4 hard drives, 2 for NetBSD, 2 for Ultrix. The two
NetBSD drives (rz25) are mounted internal on my 5000/133 and the two
Ultrix drives (Quantum 540s and 340s) are mounted in a Storage Expansion
case (big fat old kind). Also, I have a DEC RRD42 cdrom mounted internally
also. NetBSD boots just lovely (yeah!) if I DO NOT connect the external
disks and terminate the external scsi connector. NetBSD will NEVER boot
if I connect the external disks. 

When NetBSD tries old-style SCSI configuration (from Feb 6 kernel from
stanford) it bombs after seeing rz0 with the following types of messages:
asc: asc_intr: cmd 0 bn 0 cnt 0
asc0 tgt 0 status 87 ss c1 ir 10 cond 10:710 msg 12 resid 0
... plus about 20 more lines of similar messages
then the kernel pukes and I get a concole prom prompt.

Like I said, if I remove the external scsi devices, no problem. Is this
a known problem? I can boot ultrix just fine with the external drives
on and dont get any scsi complaints. A test scsi from the console comes
back clean too. Have I given enough information?

My system:
DECstation 5000/133
24MB ram
PMAG-B video (cfb0)
VR290 monitor
rz0  rz25 NetBSD boot disk  (/ and /usr partitions)
rz1  Quantum 340s  ultrix /usr/local
rz2  rz25 NetBSD /usr/src and swap disk
rz4  Quantum 540   ultrix boot disk
rz5  rrd42 cdrom

Any ideas here? Thanks :)

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