Re: booting via bootblock != loadbsd

["Georges Heinesch" <ghmlist%ibm.net@localhost>]

Quoting Adam Ciarcinski (01-Jun-00 11:39:37):

>> When I boot NetBSD via the bootblock, NetBSD starts up properly,
>> however when I boot with loadbsd (even with the same parameters)
>> ...
>> 
>>     loadbsd -ASn2 netbsd
>> 
>> ... I get the prompt to enter the shell ...
>> 
>>     Enter pathname of shell or RETURN for sh:
>> 
>> Why is this?

> Are you sure you typed

>   loadbsd -ASn2 netbsd

Yes, see below ...

> instead of

>   loadbsd -Asn2 netbsd

> ?

> -S loads kernel symbols
> -s forces single-user mode


11.Ram Disk:> Work:NetBSD/NetBSD-1.4.2/installation/misc/loadbsd\
-ASn2 Work:NetBSD/NetBSD-1.4.2/binary/kernel/netbsd

That's my command!

Even when I startup with loadbsd without any option, I get the same
result.

11.Ram Disk:> Work:NetBSD/NetBSD-1.4.2/installation/misc/loadbsd\
Work:NetBSD/NetBSD-1.4.2/binary/kernel/netbsd

It keeps on promping for the shell (no regular booting) ;((

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