You probably need the sdhci_acpi.ko module. Make sure you have sdhci and sdhci_acpi in there too.
-Matt On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 5:10 AM, Ian <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I’m just getting to grips with DragonFly BSD, I’ve installed it ok on one > laptop, which is great apart from ACPI S3 sleep. > > I’m trying to install it on another laptop, a cheap Yoga with a 32GB MMC > as the internal disc. > > It installs fine, there’s no warnings similar to Dmitry Postolovs issues > earlier however once installed the machine won’t boot to the login prompt. > > I accepted the default partition layout e.g.: > > /boot 1024M > Swap ~2Gb > / * the rest > > It boots from the MMC ok, I press 1 to Boot DragonFly Kernel, then boot > proceeds as normal. > > After USB device discovery the boot process halts with this message: > > No B_DEVMAGIC (bootdev=0) > > Mounting root from hammer:mmcdsd0s1d > No disk named `mmcdsd0s1d` > hammer_vfs_mount: can’t find devvp > hammer_vfs_mount: No root volume found! > Root mount failed: 22 > > Then I’m presented with mount root which lists various devices but not the > mmcsd device > > Typing hammer:[device name] > > Fails as these are not proper devices. > > If I boot from the USB installer I can mount the mmcsd device and see the > filesystem and everything seems okay. > > I have tried loading the mmc and mmcdd modules before boot, but they > appear to be loaded automatically (or built into the kernel) > > Obviously the device is recognised as it is booting from the /boot > partition, however when it comes time to mount the main partition the > device is no longer recognised. > > Any pointers would be appreciated. > > Are there any magic flags that need to be set on the / partition. > > Thanks, > Ian > >
