2 Feb 2007 17:12
Trouble booting on an A7000+
Ben Morrow <ben <at> morrow.me.uk>
2007-02-02 16:12:57 GMT
2007-02-02 16:12:57 GMT
I'm having trouble booting NetBSD on an A7000+. My machine has 8M of RAM in addition to the 8M onboard (making 16M :) ), and an i^3 EtherH NIC. It has no VRAM, which I suspect may be what's causing the difficulties. It is running RISCOS 3.7, with the updates to !System from TBox/zip from http://www.iyonix.com/32bit/system.shtml, which I needed to run !FTPc. This is a log from one of my attempts to boot the install kernel (I created a Command file to make testing easier), wrapped for mail and with all the spinner stuff removed. boot32 and InstKern are taken from BtNetBSD.spk in acorn32/installation/misc on acorn32-3.1.iso. * *ehtest { > null: } * *set BtNetBSD$Dir adfs::harddisc4.$.mauzo.netbsd *set NetBSD$MDF BootResources:Configure.Monitors.Acorn.AKF85 *set NetBSD$ScreenMode "X640 Y480 C256" *set NetBSD$Kernel <BtNetBSD$Dir>.instkern *unset netbsd$bootoptions * *loadmodefile <NetBSD$MDF> *set Alias$SetNetBSDMode wimpmode <NetBSD$ScreenMode> *SetNetBSDMode * *set Alias$RunNetBSD <BtNetBSD$Dir>.boot32 <NetBSD$Kernel> <NetBSD$BootOptions> *RunNetBSD >> NetBSD/acorn32 RISC OS Boot, Revision 3.40 >> (builds <at> b4.netbsd.org, Mon Oct 30 21:24:05 UTC 2006)(Continue reading)
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