Re: -current on OPENRD doesn't boot

[Sébastien Bocahu <lists%zecrazytux.net@localhost>]

Hi,

> > I indeed need to comment the following line from sys/dev/marvell/if_mvgbe.c
> > (mvgbe_ports array):
> > 
> >   { MARVELL_KIRKWOOD_88F6281,     1, 1, { 15 }, FLAGS_FIX_TQTB },
> > 
> > because my OpenRD-Base only has _one_ Gb ethernet port, and NetBSD was 
> > stuck in
> > the boot process for seeking a second one (well, that's my 
> > understanding...).

>  Could you test with the following patch? I suspect your borard's 2nd internal
> Ethernel MAC is disabled using the clock gating function and being hanging
> to access a regsiter in the device.

The patch seems to be fine, the kernel boots up to the step where it ask for the
root device. Network devices are discovered before so I guess it is ok.

I can't test it more, because in the meantime I have changed my uSD for a brand
new class 10 8GB SD card, wich is not supported properly by sdmmc :(

Boot ends up with FS corruptions, and lots of these messages: 

  "error reading fsbn"...

Doesn't the sdio chip in kirkwood-based boards support SDHC ?
The old uSD (in a uSD to SD adapter) was working fine...

I tried with and without your clock gating patch so I believe it is not related.

Thank you,

Sebastien