Re: BeagleBone can't find boot/root device w/netbsd-9?

["John D. Baker" <jdbaker%consolidated.net@localhost>]

Here is the uEnv.txt I've been using since I first started messing with
the BBG/BBB:

bad_dog=mw 44e35048 aaaa; sleep 1; mw 44e35048 5555
uenvcmd=run bad_dog; setenv bootargs root=ld${mmcdev}a; if test $board = am335x; then setenv bootfile netbsd-BEAGLEBONE.ub; setenv loadaddr 82000000; else setenv bootfile netbsd-BEAGLEBOARD.ub; setenv loadaddr 81000000; fi; fatload ${interface} ${mmcdev} ${loadaddr} ${bootfile}; bootm

The "bad_dog" command disables the watchdog so it doesn't time out before
the kernel can get far enough along to attach and disable it.

I forget now where the bulk of the file content came from.  I think it was
mostly the stock boot script that came in the armv7img.gz FAT partition.
I just tweaked it for my boards.

It worked fine with netbsd-8.

I'll see how the posted example does when I have an opportunity to reboot.

That still doesn't seem to address how to make sure the kernel gets the
correct boot/root device when net-booting.

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