On Sat, Jul 07, 2001 at 08:20:14PM +0100, Ben Harris wrote:
> OK.  I've uploaded a new kernel which doesn't have so much debugging spew
> turned on, and which gets the attach messages closer to right.  Could you
> try that?

Ah, yes. That's fine. 
Mo more debug messages.
So at least reading seems okay. I can copy a big file without problems
from CD to  my IDE disc.
Gonna check the writing tomorrow.

> You should probably be running disklabel against rsd0c rather than sd0a,
> since only the "c" partition can be opened if there isn't a disklabel on the
> device already.

Correct, my bad.
I'll have a closer look at the manpage tomorrow.

> >the 'device' not configured contains the really useful part, I think.
> >But using 'dd' to try to overwrite the boot sector bumps me into the 
> >debugger. 
> >Let me know, if you want the trace of that, too.
> 
> At least the panic message would be useful.

And here it comes:

dd bs=1024 count=4 if=/dev/zero of=/dev/rsd1c

sd1: no disk label
panic: cosc_dma_intr
Stopped in pid 265 (dd) at _cpu_Debugger+0x10: ldmbd r11 {r11,r13,r15}
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Hopefully the command is not absolute nonsense..
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