Re: about Pegasos1 (april fix 2) support
Frank Wille <[email protected]> Sat, 02 Apr 2011 11:56:54 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.netbsd.ports.ofppc |
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| Organization | Privates Internet Ostwestfalen/Lippe e.V. |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
nello martuscielli wrote: > [..FAT16..] > i put netbsd.gz and ofwbootdb.gz and etered from smartfirmware prompt: > boot /ide/disk:0 ofwbootdb.gz > and > boot /ide/disk:0 ofwbootdb.gz netbsd.gz To exclude another error source I would put the files uncompressed onto the partition (although SmartFirmware and ofwboot can decompress on the fly). > I prefer from hdd 'cause it's simpler and faster. Thus i can avoid to > blank and burn cdrw for any tests. Ok. According to your last screenshot, which I understood was with a FAT16 RDB partition, the detection of RDB failed with error 101 (meaning no valid partition table found). So we should continue debugging there. You say you were using an Amiga-style RDB partition format. - Which program did you use to create the partitions? - What other partitions are present? What is the exact partitioning of the disk? - Which ID did you use for the FAT16 partition? It should be 0x4d5344XX. (Maybe ofwboot should also support other IDs for FAT.) - Blocksize of the partition is 512 bytes, I assume? - Are you sure the RDB is within the first 16 blocks of the disk? I have uploaded another ofwbootdb.gz on the usual location. It includes some debugging output for RDB, like the first four bytes of block 0..15 and the partition details when a rigid disk block was found. > Please be sure that bsd kernel is msdos and amiga partition table , > fat16 fstype and ati radeon framebuffer enabled. You probably mean ofwboot. The kernel is not even found yet. -- Frank Wille