YunQiang Su writes:
> When ask to type root fs, type "?" in, then I got:
>
> cd0
>
> only cd0 :(
Can you post dmesg from a gnu/linux live system so that we know what
hardware you have?
Perhaps you are trying to boot from a USB flash drive? If this is the
case then see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi
When ask to type root fs, type "?" in, then I got:
cd0
only cd0 :(
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Hi!
Robert Millan writes:
> 2011/11/29 YunQiang Su :
>> When process the kernel boot, it ask me to input root fs like:
>>
>> ufs:/dev/ad0s9
>>
>> After typed, it still ask me to input.
>
> There's an option to list all available devices, try it and see if
> ad0s9 is listed.
>
> If it's not, maybe
2011/11/29 YunQiang Su :
> When process the kernel boot, it ask me to input root fs like:
>
> ufs:/dev/ad0s9
>
> After typed, it still ask me to input.
There's an option to list all available devices, try it and see if
ad0s9 is listed.
If it's not, maybe your device name changed, or maybe it isn'
Package: base-installer
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
base-installer uses nullfs on GNU/kFreeBSD, which requires nullfs-modules
package in order to be useful:
./library.sh: if ! mount -t nullfs $DIRECTORY $tdir ; then
However a conditional dependency on nullfs-modules would requ
On Tuesday, November 29, 2011 1:49:24 pm Robert Millan wrote:
> 2011/11/29 John Baldwin :
> > Is this code in a Debian-specific package or from another party,
>
> Christoph probably knows.
>
> > and is this
> > dependent on something that is unique to FreeBSD but not GNU/kFreeBSD?
> > (That
> >
2011/11/29 John Baldwin :
> Is this code in a Debian-specific package or from another party,
Christoph probably knows.
> and is this
> dependent on something that is unique to FreeBSD but not GNU/kFreeBSD? (That
> is, which syscall ABI does GNU/kFreeBSD use and is this change something that
> is
Hi Mats,
2011/11/29 Mats Erik Andersson :
> For the simpler emulator Xvt, I have now submitted #605679 and #650396 to
> resolve
> related issues, where the first enables CTTY for kfreebsd-*, but has been
> left un-
> attended for close to a year now. I would like support for pushing an NMU if
>
I installed an Debian GNU/kFreeBSD (Stable),
then updated it to unstable, I can not boot it now.
When process the kernel boot, it ask me to input root fs like:
ufs:/dev/ad0s9
After typed, it still ask me to input.
if set by kFreeBSD.mountfrom, it will kernel panic.
The newly installed instanc
On Wednesday, November 23, 2011 1:27:00 pm Robert Millan wrote:
> 2011/11/23 Christoph Egger :
> > I'm one of those who do use this kind of `hack` in sbcl. However the
> > sbcl code here would be broken in squeeze if __FreeBSD_version was set
> > to 8 as it made assumptions about SIGNAL handlers b
Dear all,
I just now fired a full X session, and I observe that neither
gnome-terminal.wrapper,
nor xterm proper, are able to register themselves in /var/run/utmp and in
/var/log/wtmp.
This is on the border of being serious. Could another member also check this
phenomenon.
Do other terminal em
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