Subject: better boot problems
To: None <port-macppc@netbsd.org>
From: None <ruben2@mac.com>
List: port-macppc
Date: 01/03/2002 03:40:23
Thank you very much to the person who answered my last question on
booting netbsd and helped me ... erase my whole disk: no problem I get
used to it and the error was mine. Anyway, the installation process runs
much farther now but sysinstall stops at the drive selection: after
having chosen "re-install sets or install additional sets", when I
select my wd0, the answer is :
"It appears that wd0g is not a BSD file system or the fsck was not
successful. The upgrade has been aborted."
I had however made my partitions very conscientiously and wd0g IS my
A/UX usr partition.
Apart from that I also have a doubt about the sets: I have a little scsi
hard disk that I have partitioned in HFS+ and A/UX free, to make it
available for the netBSD sets. How could I copy these onto the right
partition (I suppose the sysinstall will not see them on the HFS+
partition, will it?).
Thank you again (and sorry for this durable demonstration of ignorance) !