Re: Problems installing OBSD 3.4 on IIsi
Otto Moerbeek <[email protected]> Fri, 13 Feb 2004 22:15:43 +0100 (CET)
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, sunder wrote: > Guys, I can give you an empirical answer for my IIsi. :) > The last thing I saw on the screen is some memory range info, then > "Done" and "Bootstrapping the pmap system" and it stays there (left it > alone for a few hours, no change.) So I take it this is because the FPU? Was this with or without SoftFPU? After installing, you can disable SoftFPU. I've been looking around in the installer sources and also looked at the NetBSD FAQ. Appearently they have a version of the installer that does not need a FPU. The THINK C project file we are using just contains a wrong setting. Sadly, I do not have THINK C, and compiling the project using CodeWarrior does not work, since the code uses all kinds of THINK C specific things. And fixing the installer won't solve the fact that the IIsi does not boot, of course. -Otto