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Re: Installing & Booting NetBSD 1.2 under SVR4
Michael wrote:
> You might also try the bootbsd program that's included in the bootblock
> stuff I did. The bootbsd program runs the bootblock under AmigaDOS, you can
> specify which partition contains the kernel and the bootblock should work
> with the miniroot. I think the bootblock archive should still be on the
> NetBSD-Amiga archives.
Thanks. I've gotten a lot further now. I've reached the point that I
I believe that NetBSD is actually running. It is asking for the root-device,
as per the docs included with the bootblock program. I'm not yet familiar
with the NetBSD names for devices. Where I am apparently wants the name of
the root device in a format of fd%d, sd%d or cd%d. I can't yet look at a
working system, or read man pages to figure out what the correct input is.
I've taken Michael's suggestion and am using his bootblock program from
the NetBSD archives at ftp.netbsd.org. I believe that it is version 0.3.
This is all being done under SVR4 Unix. Here is what I've done so far:
rdb -H /dev/rdsk/c6d0s0
# Name Start Blocks Size Flags
1: Unix_Root 1144 615472 300 MB mb P0 C0 F0x554e4901
2: Unix_SwAp 616616 205920 100 MB mb P0 C0 F0x72657376
3: Unix_Boot 822536 4576 2 MB MB P2 C2 F0x554e4900
4: BSD_Usr 827112 811096 396 MB Mb P0 C16 F0x4e425507
5: BSD_SwAp 1638208 205348 100 MB MB P-2 C16 F0x4e425301
6: BSD_Boot 1843556 4576 2 MB Mb P0 C0 F0x554e4900
7: WB_1.3 1848132 4576 2 MB Mb P0 C0 F0x444f5301
8: WB_2.x 1852708 12584 6 MB MB P0 C0 F0x444f5301
9: BSD_Root 1865292 244244 119 MB Mb P0 C16 F0x52455356
dd if=inst-12.fs of=/dev/rdsk/c6d0s5
8192+0 blocks in
8192+0 blocks out
dd if=bootblock.bin of=/dev/rdsk/c5d0s5
16+0 blocks in
16+0 blocks out
telinit 0
three finger salute with outer mouse buttons depressed.
Boot to BSD_SwAp
Loading BSD messages appear.
Screen goes to grey & black.
Whole bunches of configuration information displayed.
The system then prompts:
root-device>
Entering sd0 or sd6 causes a panic and we're dropped into the debugger.
Can somebody tell me what steps I'm missing, or what the correct answer is
to the root-device question? Do I have the file system flags set incorrectly?
Thanks in advance,
--
Don Phillips bsd%blkhole.resun.com%foxtail.com@localhost
Research Unlimited or ...!foxtail!blkhole!bsd
Escondido, Calif. My opinions are just that, and no more.
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