Re: Support for newer versions of the Arcin IDE interface?
Peter Bell <[email protected]> Fri, 08 Nov 2002 02:14:12 GMT
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In message <[email protected]> Peter Bell <[email protected]> wrote: > In message <[email protected]> > Peter Bell <[email protected]> wrote: > > > So, I'm just about to move my 40GB IBM across onto the ARCIN and boot > > from that. Assuming, of course, that the bootloader is happy with the > > ARCIN. > > Hmmm, sorry to follow myself up, but . . . Arghhh, and again! > Yes, the bootloader will load a kernel from the ARCIN interface via > UNIXFS, but it then panics in exactly the same way as it did with the > Conner drive attached - waiting for irq. > > However, if the same kernel is loaded from an ADFS device, it runs > fine and the IBM drive attached to the ARCIN can be accessed perfectly > well - even via PCNFS. Nope, it's not to do with where the kernel loads from, it happens when the root partition and/or other options are given to the BtNetBSD command. IOW, if I let the system prompt for the root device, then it comes up and runs perfectly happily. > Have you managed to boot the kernel off an ARCIN-connected drive and, > if so, are any of the changes you've made in current likely to > be related to this? I think that question is still relevant - perhaps a delay is needed after the card is detected? -- Peter Bell - [email protected]