Is that all from one session?
	It almost looks like you have a second copy of the boot program as
	'netbsd' on the disk...
	Can you netboot, 'fsck -f /dev/sd0a', 'mount /dev/sd0a /mnt', and
	give the output of 'ls -l /mnt'

		David/absolute

		     He who laughs, lasts...

On Fri, 23 Jan 1998, Paul Apprich wrote:

> 
> 	After setting the RZ24's (two) from 0 and 1 to 1 and 2 
> respectively. I have tried 'b dka100' and 'b /1 dka100', I am getting 
> pretty much the same results:
> 
> >>> b /1 dka100
>  -DKA100
> howto 0x1, bdev 0x2a, booting...done.
> (31448+22260) >> NetBSD/vax boot [980110 22:29] << 
> : rom()netbsd 
> changing rpb->unit from 100 to 1
> 
> 83 BOOT SYS -DKA100 
> 
> howto 0x0, bdev 0x2a, booting...|/-\|/-\done.
> (31448+22260) >> NetBSD/vax boot [980110 22:29] << 
> : /netbsd 
> sdopen:
> ctlr=0 unit=0 part=1 sdstrategy(0,0): size=512 blk=0 nblk=1 scsi_tt_read:
> ctlr 0, slave 0, len 512, blk 0, nblk 1 sc_rdwt: op 3, block 0, ram
> 107dd4, len 1, sc_adr 1, lun 0 
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1)
> sc_wait_bus_free() 
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT timeout 
> sc_reset()
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1) 
> sc_wait_bus_free() 
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT timeout 
> sc_reset() 
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1) 
> sc_wait_bus_free()
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT timeout 
> sc_reset() 
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1)
> sc_wait_bus_free() 
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT timeout 
> sc_reset()
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1) 
> sc_wait_bus_free() 
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT
> timeout sc_reset() 
> exec_scsi_low(0x10cfb0, 1) 
> sc_wait_bus_free()
> sc_select(1) 
> SCSI: SELECT timeout 
> sc_reset() 
> SCSI READ, block 0 failed even after retries sd(0,0,1): 
> block=0, error=0xfffffffe scsi_tt_read: ctlr
> 0, slave 0, len 512, blk 0, nblk 1 sc_rdwt: op 3, block 0, ram 107dd4, len
> 1, sc_adr 1, lun 0 
> 
> {loops ad nauseam} 
> 
> What is this?
> 
> P.S.A
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