Subject: Re: binary snapshot for macppc available
To: None <matt@sevenone.com>
From: SUNAGAWA Keiki <Keiki_SUNAGAWA@yokogawa.co.jp>
List: port-macppc
Date: 12/13/1999 13:04:37
matt baker <matt@sevenone.com> wrote:
matt> Hello,
matt> thanks for the quick reply. after alot of hassles
matt> trying to capture output, I think I've got what you
matt> were asking for.
Thanks for the info.
matt> I've just tried the 19991204 install to see if I can
matt> get it working on my PowerBook G3/233.
matt> Also, I've found that the installer will only
matt> recognise the internal IDE hard disk on this machine,
matt> and not a IDE hard disk plugged into either of the
matt> media bay's.
matt> mediabay0 at obio0 offset 0x34 irq 29
matt> wdc0 at mediabay0 offset 0x21000 irq 14
matt> wdc1 at obio0 offset 0x20000 irq 13
wdc[01] seem to be configured properly.
matt> wd0 at wdc1 channel 0 drive 0: <TOSHIBA MK2105MAV>
matt> wd0: drive supports 16-sector pio transfers, lba addressing
matt> wd0: 2067MB, 4200 cyl, 16 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 4233600 sectors
matt> wd0: drive supports PIO mode 4, DMA mode 2, Ultra-DMA mode 2
Hmm. strange... What kind of drive is connected to media
bay? Maybe it need the special flags to recognize.
matt> I still can't however boot from the ide disk. I'm
matt> trying: boot ata0:0 and it just returns with default
matt> catch each time
>> Ok, please post the result of following command under Open
>> Firmware?
>> 0 > devalias
>> 0 > dev / ls
matt> devalias
matt> ata0 /pci/mac-io/ata0
matt> ata-int /pci/mac-io/ata0
matt> ata2 /pci/pccard@13
matt> ata3 /pci/pccard@13,1
matt> ata1 /pci/mac-io/media-bay/ata1
matt> bay-ata1 /pci/mac-io/media-bay/ata1/ata-disk
matt> atapi1 /pci/mac-io/media-bay/ata1/atapi-disk
matt> fd /pci/mac-io/media-bay/floppy
matt> ata4 /pci/mac-io@D/media-bay/ata4
matt> bay-ata4 /pci/mac-io@D/media-bay/ata4/ata-disk
matt> atapi4 /pci/mac-io@D/media-bay/ata4/atapi-disk
matt> fd2 /pci/mac-io@D/media-bay/floppy
matt> enet /pci/mac-io/bmac
As the above and the device tree the below, internal IDE
drive is mapped into ata0/disk. So if you want to boot from
there,
boot ata0/disk@0:5,filename-whatever
where 5 is first HFS partition.
matt> dev / ls
matt> FF82CF58: /packages@0
matt> FF82D708: /disk-label@0,0
matt> FF82DC80: /obp-tftp@0,0
matt> FF82FEF0: /mac-files@0,0
matt> FF830610: /mac-parts@0,0
matt> FF830D70: /aix-boot@0,0
matt> FF8311C0: /fat-files@0,0
matt> FF8327D8: /iso-9600-files@0,0
matt> FF8327D8: /xcoff-loader@0,0
Since OF of the machine has no elf-loader package, only
xcoff one, it can't boot directly from ofwboot.elf or
netbsd-GENERIC_MD which are ELF executable format.
Instead, try boot from ofwboot.xcf which is XCOFF format.
It comes with 19991204 snapshot so you'll find it in
binary/kernel directory. Once ofwboot.* is loaded, it
handles ELF binary.
matt> FF833A08: /pci@80000000
matt> FF834B40: /mac-io@10
matt> FF835D18: /mesh@10000
matt> FF837340: /sd@0,0
matt> FF838460: /st@0,0
matt> FF83BA98: /media-bay@34
matt> FF83BDD0: /floppy@15000
matt> FF83CF90: /ata1@21000
matt> FF83EE40: /ata0@20000
matt> FF840CA0: /disk@0,0
matt> FF843EC8: /mac-io@D
matt> FF845118: /escc@13000
matt> FF845208: /ch-a@13020
matt> FF845858: /media-bay@34
matt> FF845B68: /floppy@15000
matt> FF846D00: /ata4@21000
matt> FF848B60: /disk@0,0
matt> FF849220: /ATY,RagLTPro@11
matt> FF84F240: /pcard@13
matt> FF854628: /pcard@13,1
matt> I've also tried booting from the floppy with boot fd:0
matt> -a and then trying to boot from the hard disk, any
matt> suggestions?
>> boot fd:0 -a
>> (to answer some question) netbsd -a
matt> This results with the message "no active package", and
matt> the reloads the floppy.
Okay, how about 'boot fd:0 netbsd -a', then 'netbsd -a'?
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SUNAGAWA Keiki <Keiki_SUNAGAWA@yokogawa.co.jp>