On Mon, May 16, 2005 at 10:28:44PM +0200, Pieter Baele wrote: > Op ma, 16-05-2005 te 12:50 -0700, schreef Kris Kennaway: > > > > > > I thought freebsd was an os without problems like these... > > > > Unfortunately, it's impossible to verify that FreeBSD runs on every > > piece of hardware out there. Often this is the fault of hardware > > vendors who do not make their systems 100% compliant with relevant > > standards. > > Yes, but I use rather common hardware... > > > > > Kris > > Hmm because of some reason I don't know yet, the error has changed: > some parts of the console output again (do I need to write down > everything? (some dev suggested a nullmodem????)
You should transcribe as closely as you can or set up a serial console as described in the handbook. It is very hard to understand what you wrote below because of all the important details omitted: > GEOM: configure md0a .. > md 0c > [01] > ... > ata0-master pio ... wdma ... udma ... cable: 80 pins > ata0-master setting pio4 / udma 100 > ... > GEO: new disk ad0 > . > . > ar: FreeBSD check1 failed > acd0.. > acd1: medium no... > > MBREXT > [01] > [02] > . > . > . > GEOM > . > . > . > latest lines: > > GEOM: Configure ad0s3s2s2s1, start ... > GEOM: Configure ad0s3s2s2s2, start ... > > and then everything hangs... > > If you could tell me where I shoud look precisely :-S > (thank you for your patience and time already) > > > Mabye I should try NetBSD? :p If you think it would make you happy. Kris
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