Subject: None
To: None <port-mac68k@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Kent Boortz <kent@erlang.ericsson.se>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 09/16/1997 21:04:11
[Already posted in another thread but that thread got a bit of topic]
The installation of the "base" set is terminated with
drwxr-xr-x 0/0 0 Sun Aug 31 18:26 1997 ./usr/share/man/cat8
Error on SCSIRead(), # 5
Error on SCSIWrite(), # 5
Error on SCSIRead(), # 5
Error on SCSIRead(), # 5
Error on SCSIWrite(), # 5
Error on SCSIRead(), # 5
pos = 0, i = 22, fs = /
alloccgblk: can't find blk in cyl
I have tried to install on a IBM 2 GB disk and get this error
message. Unfortunately I get the same error message trying to create
the devices so I can't even boot in single user mode.
I read about the tip increasing the memory to the installer or to
install the rest that didn't install by copying the file in
minishell. I tried both with no success. I think we might talk about
different problems with the same symptoms.
If I boot NetBSD on a Zip and do "disklabel sd0" (the IBM disk) the
output make no sense. First my hardware setup:
Hardware: MacIIsi, 17Meg Ram, IBM UltraStar 2GB
Software: NetBSD current-970829
Mkfs 1.45
Installer 1.1e
APS PowerTools 4.1
Formatted and partitioned disk with APS PowerTools 4.1.
Installing to a combined Root & Usr of 1570 MB that was placed after
one MacOS partition and the Swap partition.
It was initialized with the values suggested by "Mkfs_1.45":
Sector Size: 512
Block Size: 8192
Bytes/Sector: 512
Sectors/Track: 171
Tracks/Cylinder: 3
Num Cylinders: 8188
Bytes/Inode: 4096
Cylinders/Group: 16
Spare Sectors/Track: 0
File System Size: 3140417
Optimize Space/Time: Space
The installer reports the disk like
sd0a: Root 'NetBSD Root & Usr' at 268524 size 3140417
sd0b: Swap 'NetBSD Swap' at 6380 size 262144
sd0d: HFS 'MacOS' at 3408941 size 817784
sd0e: Other (APPLE_DRIVER... at 59 size 5
sd0f: Other (APPLE_DRIVER... at 192 size 12
sd0h: APPLE_FREE 'Extra' at 204 size 32
sd0i: APPLE_FREE 'Extra' at 1227580 size 2999145
The last entry looks strange, it will be a partition inside the
"NetBSD Root & Usr" partition ending at the same block.
But I thought that I could boot up NetBSD from my Zip and do "newfs"
from there instead. NOT. If I ran "disklabel sd0" I got
Bytes/sector: 512
Sectors/track: 172
Tracks/cyliner: 3
Sectors/cylinder: 516
Cylinders: 8188
Tot. sectors: 4226725
This is strange because when formatting we where suggested and
formatted with 171 sectors/track, now "disklabel" reports 172.
The rest of the output from "disklabel sd0":
size offset fstype
a: 817784 3408941 HFS 6606-8191
b: 262144 6380 swap 12-520
c: 4226725 0 unused 0-8191
d: 5 59 unknown 0-0
e: 128 64 unknown 0-0
f: 12 192 unknown 0-0
g: 32 204 unknown 0-0
The letters are moved but in most part it does match the above
one. But "e" is not in the installer listing and the "NetBSD Root &
Usr" partition is gone!
By the way, "disklabel -r" does not work, is this by design or a bug?
Do you know what I can try next to get closer to a working
NetBSD installation?
/kgb