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I see /usr/src/sys/boot/EFI - can I somehow build a loader.efi that
would work via netboot for ia32?
Thanks in advance for any help...
Fred Clift
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to the use of structs? Does it make
the code less portable due to alignment restrictions or something?
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reboot and have an easy way to
put things back (ie you mv them out and back in if you found them
necessary). This of course requires 2 machines for development rather
than one, but it is fairly convienient.
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else recommend a NIC that is efficient, at least when used by
FreeBSD's drivers?
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of an issue now that I know to manually scan for the
device after insertion, but well, enquiring minds want to know!
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Fred Clift wrote:
I have a usb mass storage device that supports multiple LUNs. It has two
(mmc) 'drives' that can be mounted. When I insert the device, the usb
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to mention this possible solution.
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about 10% of 'normal' when we switched over most boxes. Ugly, but it
works :).
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be a bug, but more a
feature enhancement. I'm sure it could be implemented. Let us all know
when you get it fixed :).
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remotely for local
filesystesm, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. Off hand I'd guess
that you have to put the right options in your dhcp server to tell it to
find a 'local' root disk. Good luck.
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Doug White wrote:
This is a bug in the adaptec BIOS. Don't do this for boot disks. Use
fdisk/real slices instead.
Or possibly, dont do this for any disk in the system. Some bioses choke
even on non-boot disks with DD partitioning...
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boot of an MD image stored on a slice on a
CD... eitehr way.
When you figure it out and get it working, make a web page giving the
step-by-step guide to how to do it... :)
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nastiness Adaptec is doing and slap
their hand.
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as found in the VAlinux boxes, among others (wyle, gateway, sgi all
use the same motherboard in 2U servers, and all exhibit the identical
problem...)
At any rate, I'll move our install stuff over to use the patches that will
hopefully be accpeted posted earlier in this thread.
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just might start using program posted
in this thread that lets you do labels right in lieu of anything else, or
perhaps I'll fix disklabel to work right as was suggeseted elsewhere.
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beg: cyl 0/ sector 1/ head 0;
end: cyl 1023/ sector 63/ head 255
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installed?
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Fred Clift wrote:
If you do a hexdump on boot0 and the first sector of your disk, you'll see
that boot0 has been copied onto your disk, broken partition table and
a typo/thinko -- replace boot0 here with boot1
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"don't do that".
...
P.S. Alternately, how can I force the system to allow a gateway
that is on a different subnet (like windows allows that). Who
can I turn to for help ?
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I have had about 2MB/sec out of a Netgear FX410. This is a NE2000 clone
that is supported by if_ed under 4-STABLE.
I use a linksys ect2 card and get about the same (it's also an ne2000
clone).
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working on this.
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them, but I'm afraid we've lost our
leverage now that we've purchased more than a couple of thousand of
them... sigh
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understand wanting to find all the busses first,
but devices too? All the bioses I've seen seem to find all the busses,
then assign resources to devices starting with those on bus 0 then bus 1
etc. This is also how FreeBSD =3.4 work. Am I just missing something?
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with pci devices.
Thanks for the help.
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the order in which an individual bus is scanned. How can I change
the order in which the busses are scanned?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
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