Re: 10.0 - Installer newfs segfaults on SS2
vom513 <[email protected]>
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> On Aug 31, 2024, at 3:21 AM, Martin Husemann <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Fri, Aug 30, 2024 at 09:07:32PM -0400, vom513 wrote: >> The fact that newfs segfaults and doesn?t produce any other errors makes me think it?s *not* hardware ? I could certainly be wrong on this point, but it just seems very specific. > > Can you show us details? > Something that would help is (with the root disk unchanged after a failed > install attempt): boot into the installer, exit sysinst (e.g. use Utilities/ > Run /bin/sh, or just ^Z out of it). Then show aus the partition details, > like: disklabel sd0 > and try to run newfs manually. > This has been my test as I run through things. Dropping to shell from the utility menu and trying newfs by hand. Just gives me a segfault and no other useful info. > Or maybe even better: from the ZuluSCSI, make an image of the root disk > available somewhere for download, so I can try to reproduce the issue > locally in a debugabble environment. > The root disk (before the installer touches it) is literally just 8G of zeroes courtesy of dd. One other thing to throw out - this machine currently has a “modern” NVRAM 48T02. So I believe this has the extra century value which makes the machine not POST and complain. It boots manually and runs though. Could this cause something like this ? I should have an actual vintage NVRAM in my possession in about a week. I have a glitchwrks retrofit coin cell kit I plan on installing on it. But as of right now I only have this “semi compatible” NVRAM for sun4c. Thanks.