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extract bffs1.5beta/l/BFFSFilesystem to L: open hdtoolbox and add new filesystem on root and swap choosing L:BFFSFilesystem if you did so, you can see both parititions in your early Startup-menu!! this is allways needed if you try to install NetBSD on other platform than A3000 or A4000! if you copy the miniroot fs to your swap paritition, a small output in % is given to you with indicates the usage of the Diskspace! if you have a 100 MB Swap for example and the miniroot.fs is 3 MB you should see 3% then it is OK! If you have any further questions conatact me! |
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It is differnent depending on the SCSI-Host or IDE you use! As I wrote it works perfect on my A 4000 without the BBfilesystem! Also I suggest to install new Software by compiling it by yourself! The pre-compiled packages could bring you trouble:-) For example: install "nano" from the precompiled section it will not work! compile it by yourself, using ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/stable/pkgsrc.tar.bz2 # cd /usr # tar xzf pkgsrc.tar.bz2 # cd /usr/pkgsrc/editors/nano # make install works perfect! To extract the source-files you need approximately 3 hours on an Amiga 2000/060 Compiling nano is about 30 Minutes. but it solves the problems with the missing shared Object :-) |
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Just one question. I would like to change the resolution of the console by using #kdload vesa #vidcontrol -i mode (for getting available modes) #vidcontrol MODE_<Modenumber> is this possible? And where can I find kdload and vidcontrol packages to compile? They are not installed by the default setup. if it works I would like to add allscreens_flags="Mode_<Modenumber>" to /etc/rc.conf Thanks |
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I will do a #man grfconfig to figure out what to do:-) I like to find out those things by myself.....hopefully I find the solution by my self:-) |
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The truth is that I don't really remember, but there was a bit of magic to grfconfig... like using specific mode number (255?) to set text mode to some resolution. I'm not sure if that's properly documented.
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oh come on:-)
the way to do it is known... adding a Mode with c ......instaed of a number! but now Netbsd only uses the half of the screen for output! is there an additional coment instead of "default" to get it working ? thanks |
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AFAIR you need to let the terminal know that it has become bigger by using iteconfig utility.
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I can go down by pressing "enter" but if I try to login, it puts wierd signs behind the login-name and the password. So I am unable to log in anymore! but as you remember:-) I installed the filesystem, so i can edit the grfmodes by using amiga OS:-) putting a "#" before the new mode and the standard mode is working again:-) maybe this is a driver bug of the CV/3d in Zorro II mode ? Or I did somthing wrong... |
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but remember! I use the CV64/3D in ZII Mode!!! Maybe that there is a difference? but it is enough for today:-) I will have a sleep now! maybe we should find the solution for these issues by PM or email and post it in the thread instead of highjacking this thread for our discussions? Last edited by prowler; 24 October 2012 at 23:53. Reason: Back-to-back posts merged; please use the Edit button. |
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I remember that when I tried linux on my a1200 bliz 1230iv it would not start while maprom jumper was set. All sorts of strange errors. It seems that linux somehow cannot tell that the 512k of ram has been allocated elsewhere. It all worked fine as soon as i disabled maProm jumper. I would give it a go.
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All my partitions show up in the early boot (if I have set them as bootable). I honestly think something may be wrong with my unit since nobody else is having this problem (the OP's video shows a version of NetBSD that I myself cannot get to boot on my A1200, so I am not convinced it's any bug of NetBSD). I've had weird things happen even in workbench, like I copy files (such as lha archives, zip files) to a floppy disk on a PC, then try and bring them across in Workbench using CrossDOS to the HD and whenever I try to unzip or un-lharc them, they are always reported as corrupt, however if I copy the files to ram: first, and try and to uncompress them there, it works fine. Similarly any ADF image I try to write to a floppy disk are always unbootable. I am betting if I copy the adf images to ramdisk and try and write them to disk from there they will probably work. Possessed machine. Given the sort of weird behavior like that I am seeing with the unit, I would not at all be surprised if the miniroot fs that got copied is corrupted. Perhaps I have a bad 1260 board or bad ram or something to that effect. Last edited by ahhyes; 25 October 2012 at 02:53. |
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For an internal ide drive you should set FFS-Parititions to: Mask = 0x7FFFFFFC MaxTransfer = 0x0001FE00 you can change this values in hdToolbox without dataloss! After entering each value you HAVE TO PRESS "ENTER" otherwise the values are not stored. Give it a try BTW! This have NO effect on the allready corrupt files!! Last edited by Rotzloeffel; 25 October 2012 at 08:40. |
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