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Another reason to buy an iPod?  ;-)

                                      Sean

> ... seem to work OK with the syscons tarball. I partitioned one
> up in OSX, untarred the root filesys onto an empty partition,
> edited fstab to have /dev/da0s12 as root, and using the latest
> loader, set currdev to "fw/node/sbp-2/disk@0:12," and booted.
>
>   Seems to work quite well !
>
> later,
>
> Peter.