Re: sysinst RPi issue

[Mathieu Lubrano <mathieu_nrbpi%lubrano.at@localhost>]

Hi Sebastian,

ah ah... I tought I was doing something wrong for the last few days, 
but I ran into the same issue.

It seems this bug appeared after the 11th of may, as previous head 
snapshots used to work fine.

Here is the latest valid snapshot I have (2013.05.05 images):
rpi_inst.img : 
https://mega.co.nz/#!cFBhXTQQ!YGncVCmcgWbQq8bL7iROQ3rw9hgz74Zcy60L4KaJSOs
rpi.img : 
https://mega.co.nz/#!sBB21RTT!PbbllyGFS8rKICvHqLt5E1dLq6lbvjHikgN-XtPmCa4

Regards,
Mat.


Le 05/20/2013 20:04, Sebastian Wieseler a écrit :
> Dear port-arm list,
> I followed the documentation
> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-arm/2013/03/27/msg001838.html to
> setup NetBSD on a
> Raspberry Pi (also looked at 
> http://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/evbarm/raspberry_pi/).
> I got the latest rpi_inst.img.gz from
> http://nyftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-daily/HEAD/201305161420Z/evbarm/binary/gzimg/
> Booted it and followed every instruction. Choosed then the default
> HTTP mirror and NetBSD-6.1
> During fetching the packages I saw the RPI-kernel as well.
> But at the end of packet fetching sysinst reported the problem
> "The RPI kernel was not installed, perhaps you didn't select it?"
> and the installation ended.
> Even after re-selecting the RPI kernel package and going through the
> setup again,
> all I get after rebooting - the RPi is still showing the sysint 
> prompt.
> I have no idea how to procede further.
> Best regards and thanks for any help
>    Sebastian 'kickino' Wieseler