Brad Parker <brad(a)heeltoe.com> wrote: With 4.3BSD-Quasijarus1 you won't have to resort to using pieces from NetBSD to do what you've done. It will have a standalone netcopy program that will be like current copy (which copies the miniroot from magtape to disk as the first step in full bootstrap) except that it will copy from a TFTP server instead of magtape. As I wrote in my previous post, it will only be officially supported for bootstrapping your little MicroVAXen from your main big VAX which was itself bootstrapped from magtape, but if you want to step into not-officially-supported land, you'll be able to put netcopy on a TU58 and thus use it on your 730, and even use a lesser machine (even a pee sea) instead of a larger VAX for the TFTP server. But to make this work on a UNIBUS machine with DEUNA/DELUA, you'll have to write the standalone de driver yourself, I won't write it because UNIBUS VAXen are not officially netbootable. And you'll have to have access to some other VAX running UNIX (at least a guest account) to recompile netcopy with your de driver. You could have used rsh | tar. MS