Re: NetBSD/macppc 10.0 ISO (Re: bootable mac68k iso)

On 6/6/24 10:50 AM, Izumi Tsutsui wrote:> ...
> Hmm. There are several possible problems (including buggy OF),
> but could you show "printenv" output of your OF3?

On my PowerBook G4:
0 > dev /packages/telnet
0 > " enet:telnet,192.168.0.252" io

Then from a different system:
telnet 192.168.0.252
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0 > printenv
Open call - nvram already open
 ok
0 > dev /  ok
0 > .properties
model                   PowerBook6,8

Open call - nvram already open
 ok
0 >   ok
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So I'm clearly doing something wrong (printenv looks as expected if I
run it from the PB G4 before using telnet to connect). Is there a way to
save everything in Open Firmware to a file from Open Firmware? I could
also boot into Mac OS 10.5 and run commands from there, though I'm not
sure that would be helpful.

> 
> My Apus2000 shows:
> ---
> 
> Open Firmware, 2.0
> To continue booting the MacOS type:
> BYE<return>
> To continue booting from the default boot device type:
> BOOT<return>
>  ok
> 0 > printenv 
> 
> little-endian?      false               false
> real-mode?          false               false
> auto-boot?          false               true
> diag-switch?        false               false
> fcode-debug?        false               false
> oem-banner?         false               false
> oem-logo?           false               false
> use-nvramrc?        false               false
> real-base           8F00000             -1 
> real-size           100000              100000 
> virt-base           -1                  -1 
> virt-size           100000              100000 
> load-base           4000                4000 
> pci-probe-list      -1                  -1 
> screen-#columns     64                  64 
> screen-#rows        28                  28 
> selftest-#megs      0                   0 
> boot-device         ata/ATA-Disk@0:0    /AAPL,ROM
> boot-file                               
> diag-device         fd:diags            fd:diags
> diag-file                               
> input-device        ttya                ttya
> output-device       ttya                ttya
> oem-banner                              
> oem-logo                                
> nvramrc                                 
> boot-command                            boot
>  ok
> 0 > 
> 
> ---
> 
> We may have to change real-base, virt-size, load-base etc.
> 
> ---
> Izumi Tsutsui
>