[johnnym]

That sounds like a network error. Maybe the network code is misidentifying the system and trying to load memory that's unaligned?

Could be, but at least for the messages put out, it correctly identifies the machine. And it is also already running from netwprk when in single user mode.

I have now put two logs on pastebin, all produced with OpenBSD/sgi 7.2 with 7.2 octeon FS on R10K Indigo²:

1. directly going to multi-user mode during boot-up
   
2. starting up in single user mode, checking some tools that previously segfaulted and left core dumps and then going multi-user
   

Try building it without the network drivers installed? That's my current thinking. If that works, then it's a network driver issue.

Well, its running diskless, can't do that. But I could try if I could get it to install the octeon sets on disk and then look how it behaves when booting from disk instead of the network.