Hi Martin,
On 02/12/2017 01:59 PM, "Martin Böhme" wrote:
Hello Frank,
many thanks for feedback.
Well after replacing the CD-ROM drive I installed it via CD.
But maybe my machine had some problems caused by the old faulty CD-ROM
drive.
But when using network boot, the kernel is loaded via the builtin NIC
(with TFTP) and no CDROM nor disk is accessed AFAIK.
I tried to reproduce your error and think I got pretty close by
"netbooting" the `bsd.IP22` kernel of OpenBSD 6.0 on my O2 with the
method described in my last message (i.e. DHCP/BOOTP service determines
booted file despite choosing it in the PROM monitor):
```
> bootp()bsd.rd.IP32
Setting $netaddr to 172.16.2.25 (from server )
Obtaining bsd.rd.IP32 from server
3535496+964664 entry: 0xffffffffa8800000
ARCS32 Firmware Version 1.10
There is no support for this system type (1b) in this kernel.
Are you sure you have booted the right kernel for this machine?
Halting system.
Exception: <vector=XUT>
Status register: 0x340100a2<CU1,CU0,FR,DE,IPL=8,KX,UX,MODE=KERNEL>
Cause register: 0x800c<CE=0,IP8,EXC=WMISS>
Exception PC: 0xbfc015c4, Exception RA: 0x88a7a708
Write TLB miss exception, bad address: 0x3fbc
Saved user regs in hex (&gpda 0x81060e08, &_regs 0x81061008):
arg: 81070000 510 0 2
tmp: 81070000 88c4aac0 a13fb498 a13fb028 a13fb028 7 81071a00 81053750
sve: 81070000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
t8 81070000 t9 0 at 0 v0 0 v1 0 k1 bfc015bc
gp 81070000 fp 0 sp 0 ra 0
PANIC: Unexpected exception
```
As you can see, the machine pretends to download the chosen file
(`bsd.rd.IP32`) but actually gets `bsd.IP22`.
Cheers
Frank
