On Apr 2, 2:10pm, m...@eterna.com.au (matthew green) wrote:
-- Subject: re: CVS commit: src/sys/dev/raidframe
|
| > Module Name: src
| > Committed By: christos
| > Date: Wed Apr 2 02:17:01 UTC 2014
| >
| > Modified Files:
| > src/sys/dev/raidframe: rf_netbsdkintf.c
| >
| > Log Message:
| > If we are autoconfiguring root, then only change the booted_device if
| > we booted from one of the components of the root raid set. This allows
| > us to boot from other media, without forcing the found raid to always
| > be root. Allow the old behavior with RAIDFRAME_FORCE_ROOT.
| > XXX: cpu_rootconf() is called twice now, which prints the booted device
| > message twice. Perhaps we can remember that cpu_rootconf has been called
| > and avoid calling it twice to avoid that.
|
| i like this.. i think.
|
| i wonder if this will break my system that boot from a different
| device to the raid root device.
I think it will.
| eg, ultra10 whose prom can't talk to my sata disk, and boots from
| a cf/ide fob with just ofwboot and netbsd (and attaches as wd0),
| and mountroots from the raidframe on wd1+wd2.
Well, there are different options here:
1. is there a way to pass the root from ofwboot to netbsd?
2. since netbsd knows it boots normally from raid, you can put a
"root on raidx" statement in your kernel.
3. you can compile the kernel with RAIDCTL_FORCE_ROOT
4. we can add an option to mark the raid as force root.
christos
