Berndt Josef Wulf <wulf@hotdog.ping.de> recently wrote:


>Hi,
>
>last week I have upgraded to NetBSD-1.0-current and experienced
>the following problems:
>
>on boot up after successful filesystem check the system prompts
>me with the following message:
>
>/dev/sd3e: file system not clean; please fsck(8)
>
>Execution of fsck by hand does not give any error messages.

You need to update your fsck to current to go with the current kernel.

>What is the problem? I tried it with a precompiled kernel and
>a custom made kernel with Z3-Fastlane option enabled.
>
>Also using the binpatch supplied in 
>/sys/arch/amiga/stand/binpatch/binpatch doesn't seem to work.
>After binpatch -s _retina_default_mon -r /netbsd the system
>will crash on bootup with the following message:
>
>panic: config_attach: duplicate clock0
>stopped at 0x80c6e: unlk a6
>
>I am able to binpatch the kernel when in ADOS!!!
>

I'd like to know the reason for this too.  It looks to me like binpatch
hasn't worked except in ados since the off_t changes.     I tried to fix
it myself, but couldn't get it working.   Of course, in netbsd you can hack
the kernel source, and can thus patch things from there -- but in most cases
binpatch can be a lot faster than a kernel recompile...

 Eric Mehlhaff, mehlhaff@crl.com