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OF boot delay to allow disk to come alive?
I'm running NetBSD on a PowerMac 7300 (Open Firmware 1.0.5) with a
Seagate ST39173N SCSI disk at SCSI ID #0 to boot from.
I've set boot-device to scsi-int/sd@0:0
When I power up the PC OF immediately complains : can't OPEN scsi-int/
sd@0:0
However, upon a further soft reset via the keyboard it boots
flawlessly. I suspect that the disk needs a few moments to come alive
upon being powered on.
Is there a way to introduce a startup delay for OF to make it wait,
say, 5 seconds before trying to access the boot disk?
The way it is right now I think the machine would not be able to boot
up unattendedly.
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