> It'd do to have a document for palmtops. hpcsh, hpcarm and hpcmips all > have enough similarities that one document could cover all of them. I do wonder what installation method *should* be recommended if all options worked? These machines will likely not be networked-connected during installation. I imagine loading the binary sets from a FAT32 partition on the CF card has the disadvantage that you won't get the space the tarballs take up as part of your NetBSD partition later, and it will be slower on the slow mobile CPU, but unpacking them from another machine could be hard for anyone who's other machine doesn't already have NetBSD installed. Can sysinst be used cross-platform? I did everything manually which involved reading a lot of man pages. > > - installation/netbsd.gz would not boot on my machine > > hpcboot-sh3.exe wouldn't load this file at all? hpcboot-sh3 displays a warning message about symbols, and when I boot the kernel anyway, the kernel very quickly prints "TLB miss/invalid" and stops. > I think the RAMDISK kernel (sys/arch/hpcsh/conf/RAMDISK)is needed to > use the ramdisk. The kernel in installation/ should be built from RAMDISK > (although I haven't checked). That makes sense. Blessings, Timothy