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Re: install/54929 (NetBSD 9.0-RC2 fails to install with GPT partition on ASUS X202E laptop)
Here's a log of the latest install attempt.
1. Boot into USB install, exit to shell , create 3 partitions for NetBSD (EFI labels:
netbsd_efi, netbsd, netbsd_swap).
2. newfs -O2 dk9 # EFI NAME=netbsd
3. Exit back into installer, and enable logging and scripting in Utility menu.
4. Choose 'a', the std. NetBSD install. Select wd0 as the location. Sysinst
complains:
Sysinst could not automatically determine the BIOS geometry of the disk.
The physical geometry is 969821 cylinders 16 sectors 63 heads.
...
and asks for corrections. Abandon installing to wd0.
5. Try checking the partitions using the Extended partitioning menu item.
6. Select wd0, and edit partition. sysinst thinks it has an MBR partitioning
scheme:
Current MBR partition table of wd0 is shown below.
Select the partition you wish to change:
Total size of wd0 is 476940 MB available 0 MB
start Size (MB) Flag Kind
a: 0 476940 Unknown (238)
7. Switch partition scheme of wd0 to GPT and try again:
We now have your GPT partitions for wd0 below. Last chance...etc.
Start End Size FS type
a: 0 476938 476939 unused
Clearly, both are incorrect.
8. Abandon partitioning and try a std. installto dk9 (netbsd). No complaints
from sysinst--detects swap, etc. but goes back to main screen after
creating some directories and /etc/fstab (see below).
9. Try to Install sets manually. Choose dk9 (netbsd) as disk.
sysinst complains:
Error: No root partition defined. Cannot continue.
10. And if you choose option 'a' (current system) in Install sets, it will happily
extract the sets to / on the USB install drive.
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Log of session:
/tmp/sysinst.log:
Log started at: Tue Feb 4 23:45:44 2020
executing: gpt -rq header wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Partman device: wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Partman device: wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Partman device: wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Partman device: wd0
Log started at: Tue Feb 4 23:53:16 2020
executing: gpt -rq header wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Partman device: wd0
executing: gpt -rq header sd0
Log ended at: Tue Feb 4 23:54:27 2020
Log started at: Tue Feb 4 23:54:43 2020
executing: gpt -rq header wd0
Log ended at: Tue Feb 4 23:57:34 2020
Log started at: Tue Feb 4 23:58:44 2020
executing: gpt -rq header dk9
executing: disklabel -r dk9
executing: /sbin/fsck_ffs -p -q /dev//rdk9
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/
executing: /sbin/mount -o async /dev/dk9 /targetroot/
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/etc
Making /targetroot/etc/fstab (dk9).
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/kern
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/proc
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/dev/pts
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/cdrom
executing: /bin/mkdir -p /targetroot/var/shm
executing: /sbin/umount /targetroot/
executing: gpt -rq header dk9
executing: disklabel -r dk9
executing: gpt -rq header dk9
executing: disklabel -r dk9
Log ended at: Wed Feb 5 00:02:22 2020
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# gpt show wd0
start size index contents
0 1 PMBR
1 1 Pri GPT header
2 32 Pri GPT table
34 2014 Unused
2048 614400 1 GPT part - EFI System
616448 1228800 2 GPT part - de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac
1845248 262144 3 GPT part - Windows reserved
2107392 8192 4 GPT part - EFI System
2115584 104857600 7 GPT part - FreeBSD UFS/UFS2
106973184 8388608 8 GPT part - FreeBSD swap
115361792 2048 Unused
115363840 262144 9 GPT part - EFI System
115625984 52428800 10 GPT part - NetBSD FFSv1/FFSv2
168054784 8388608 11 GPT part - NetBSD swap
176443392 199596032 Unused
376039424 8388608 5 GPT part - Linux swap
384428032 592343040 6 GPT part - Linux data
976771072 2063 Unused
976773135 32 Sec GPT table
976773167 1 Sec GPT header
Thanks,
RVP
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