I've met many difficulties trying to install OpenBSD on an USB key on
sept. 7th. One USB key failed after a 2 hours OpenBSD setup (packages
setup was stalling). An another USB key allowed a quick setup, but I was
never able to get the server booting on it.
Finally, I ran out of time and neede
Thanks.
I will do the requested tests tomorrow, and I will post the results on
Friday.
On 09/06/2011 11:37 PM, Stuart Henderson wrote:
ah, it's been pointed out this would be mfi(4).
Output from "pcidump -vxx" would probably be helpful..
> On 2011-09-06, Laurent Salle aventin.com> wrote:
> > The ServRAID M1015 is based on LSISAS2008 chipset. See:
ah, it's been pointed out this would be mfi(4).
Output from "pcidump -vxx" would probably be helpful..
On 2011-09-06, Laurent Salle wrote:
> The ServRAID M1015 is based on LSISAS2008 chipset. See:
Please try this; run 'make' in sys/dev/pci after applying and
then build a kernel, then you can copy it to a usb stick and
see if it picks up the drives.
(SAS 9240 naming is from pci.ids).
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