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anyone with netbsd 2.0 or openfirmware experience?

J

jhu

Lifer
i'm trying to install netbsd 2.0 on my beige g3. i've managed to netboot the install kernel, however the kernel hangs at the message "scsibus0: waiting 2 seconds for devices to settle..."

since i don't have any scsi devices attached, i was wondering if there are any commnds to disable the scsi bus in openfirmware? otherwise, i think i'll just wait for the next revision.
 
I can't remember how the netboots look. If there is a boot> prompt (I doubt it's there for netbooting), try boot -c. At the UKC prompt, try something like disable scsibus.
 
thanks guys. turns out it has something to do with ide detection, not scsi. the neat thing is the in-kernel debugger. unfortunately, i can't get it to work with the installation kernels (although it does work when i compile a custom netbsd 1.6.2 kernel).
 
Ahhh, the cdroms are usually run under SCSI emulation on OpenBSD. I'd guess the same would be true for NetBSD. Kinda makes sense.
 
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Ahhh, the cdroms are usually run under SCSI emulation on OpenBSD. I'd guess the same would be true for NetBSD. Kinda makes sense.
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you sure about that? perhaps you mean cd-writers are, or at least that's how they are under linux. regular cd drives use the ide drivers.
 
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