Hi,
I updated my system to 7 Stable from 6.3 Release on Thursday. uname shows 7.1_PRERELEASE #1 Nov. 20
The kernel is GENERIC.
I followed the usual procedure:
csup tag=RELENG_7
make buildworld
make kernel mykern=GENERIC
make install kernel
make install world
mergemaster
When I boot normally (Option1 or Option 5 in the boot menu), the system hangs for a minute at the ATA driver probe with the message:
ata1: stab0=0x80 err=0xff isb=0xff
and then lands at:
trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad2s3a
mountroot>
/dev/ad2s3a is the correct device for the root filesystem.
If I boot with boot -s into single user mode
I can get everything going with
mount -u 7
mount -a
swapon -a
ctrl D
So I guess the problem isn't in the kernel itself or one of the modules which are loaded. Maybe it's a parameter to the boot_loader? Does anybody have any hints?
Thanks.
I updated my system to 7 Stable from 6.3 Release on Thursday. uname shows 7.1_PRERELEASE #1 Nov. 20
The kernel is GENERIC.
I followed the usual procedure:
csup tag=RELENG_7
make buildworld
make kernel mykern=GENERIC
make install kernel
make install world
mergemaster
When I boot normally (Option1 or Option 5 in the boot menu), the system hangs for a minute at the ATA driver probe with the message:
ata1: stab0=0x80 err=0xff isb=0xff
and then lands at:
trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad2s3a
mountroot>
/dev/ad2s3a is the correct device for the root filesystem.
If I boot with boot -s into single user mode
I can get everything going with
mount -u 7
mount -a
swapon -a
ctrl D
So I guess the problem isn't in the kernel itself or one of the modules which are loaded. Maybe it's a parameter to the boot_loader? Does anybody have any hints?
Thanks.