Subject: SCSI-mistake while installing it
To: None <port-mac68k@netbsd.org>
From: Nils Remmers <lord.helmchen@t39.rwth-aachen.de>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 10/06/1999 23:39:39
Hello.
While I try to install NetBSD on my LCII with 10MB RAM, a selfinstalled
FPU and 2 Harddisks (the original 40MB and an 4,4 GB DDRS) I've got no
problems. When I boot it, I've got no problems. When I trie to remount
the root directory with "mount -u /" ther come up following
error-message
scsi_show: scsi_main is not running
REQ-CONNECTED: 1 0x14d000[1024] cmd[0]?a S=0 M=ff R=0 resid=1024
dr_flag=1
Bus signals (6d/00): PAR|I/OIC/DIREQ|BSY
Dma status (30): IRQ|EPAR
phase = 0,busy:2, spl:2204
0 scsi_main5
1 pdma_cleanup2
2 scsi_main1
3 scsi_select1
4 tpio1
6 scsi_select10
7 info_transf1
8 tpio1
9 tpio2
10 info_transf5
11 info_transf1
12 info_transf3
13 transfer_pdma0
14 waiting for interrupt.
15 scsi_main3
16 scsi_main4
17 scsi_main5
18 drq (out)
19 write complete
20 read a byte to force a phase change
21 end drq
22 irq
23 pdma_ready0
24 pdma_ready1.
Unexpected phase change.
The message comes up two times. What is wrong ? The DDRS (which has the
root on it) is on ID1, the Quantum (where only MacOS is on) has ID0.
Thanks,
Nils