Re: 6.1.4. won't run on a large drive
Bjarne Bäckström <[email protected]>
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Hi, thanks for replying! 30 maj 2014 kl. 18:04 skrev John Klos <[email protected]>: > Hi, > >> Ok, I found an 18GB Seagate Barracuda drive, and have tried to install 6.1.4. SBC on it, but it won’t boot, complaining ”bad UFS”. I’ve formatted the drive with a 2GB Mac partition, twice the RAM size for swap, and the rest for Root&User. The Mac OS has no complaints. >> >> Any hints? […] > > > In both instances, though, I booted an install kernel and either used sysinst or manually installed the sets fetched via FTP. > > How did you do your installation? I have been using the ”sysinst” method with NETBSD_INSTALLSBC, pulling the sets via ftp. I had 6.1.4. running on a 1080MB drive, but it was too small for compiling the pkgsrc ”basic” tools. I noticed then, that the Installer (1.1.h) didn’t agree with the Booter (2.0.0) on the disk formatting, so I have not used it since then. The complete message from the Booter is: 'Magic numbers do not match — Improper UFS partition. Could not open kernel ”netbsd”' — Regards, /Bjarne.