Re: i386 2Gb RAM, NetBSD XEN3_DOM0 (HEAD)

[Kimi <kimimeister%gmail.com@localhost>]

On 25/02/2008, Damian Sobczak <damian.sobczak%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:
> Hi,
> [...]
>  # # #
>  Default = 0
>  Timeout = 10
>  Serial - unit = 0 - speed = 115200 - word = 8 - parity = no - stop = 1
>  Terminal - timeout = 10 vga console
>  Xen 3.1 title / NetBSD 4 (hda0, vga)
>   Root (hd0, 0)
>   Kernel () 2097152
>   Module (hd0, a) / netbsd-XEN0 root = (hd0, 0, a) ro console = tty0

add "bootdev=/dev/wd0a" to the module line, change as need for your
IDE/SCSI dick

>  Xen 3.1 title / NetBSD 4 (hda0, serial)
>    Root (hd0, 0)
>   Kernel () 2097152 com1 = 115200.8 n1
>   Module (hd0, a) / netbsd-XEN0 root = (hd0, 0, a) ro console = ttyS0
>  Xen 3.1 title / NetBSD 4 (hda0, backup, VGA)
>   Root (hd0, 0)
>   Kernel () 2097152
>    Module (hd0, a) / netbsd-XEN0.backup root = (hd0, 0, a) ro console = tty0
>  Xen 3.1 title / NetBSD 4 (hda0, backup, serial)
>   Root (hd0, 0)
>   Kernel () 2097152 com1 = 115200.8 n1
>   Module (hd0, a) / netbsd-XEN0.backup root = (hd0, 0, a) ro console = ttyS0
>  Title NetBSD 4.0
>   Root (hd0, 0, a)
>   Kernel - type = netbsd / netbsd-GENERIC
>  Title NetBSD Chain
>    Root (hd0, 0)
>    Chainloader +1
>  # # #
>
>  The system starts:
>
>  During boot the system gives this:
>  Searching for RAID components ...
>  Boot Device: <unknown>
>  Root Device:
>  Dump device:
>  File System:
>  Init path:
>
>  OK, here until everything is OK. The problem I have with my Xfce4.
>  Thunar crash: Bad system call (core dumped) and the rights mouse click is
> not working. But everything else seems to work. I do not know where the
> error .
>

can you specify more detail of which system call?

>  I thought maybe too little Ram, I have also set 2097152 and after the
> reboot I get "hypervisor mmu update failed"

can you post dmesg output?

>
>  Can anyone help me and tell what is wrong. I thank you in advance.
>
>  Greetings,
>  Damian Sobczak
>


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Regards,
 Kimi