Re: Problem with Netboot and MicroVax trying to install NetBSD

[Henry Bent <hbent%cs.oberlin.edu@localhost>]

Henry Bent wrote:
> Ron Olson wrote:
> > Aloha all-
> >
> > I have rescued a MicroVAX 3100 from the garbage; it was pulled as a
> > production machine and still has OpenVMS 6.2 on it. The machine does
> > boot to VMS and I can log on, do VMS-ish stuff, etc. Of course, what I
> > really want to do is put NetBSD 4.0 on it. The box is identified as a
> > KA41-D V1.0 (MicroVAX 3100 M10 KA41-A) that is SCSI based with a tape
> > drive as its only input source ( i.e. no cd-rom or floppy drives). I
> > have a thick ethernet-to-rj45 connected on the back and under VMS it
> > was able to see my home network. Attached to it is a VT420 with a
> > serial cable that provides the screen and keyboard. It also has two
> > SCSI disks, a 1 gig and a 2 gig Seagate something-or-other.
>
> Sweet setup!  I am netbooting a MicroVAX 3100 m30, which is very similar.

Heh, brain thought one thing and fingers typed another.  I meant 
VAXstation 3100 m30.

> -Henry Bent
> hbent%cs.oberlin.edu@localhost