On 07-04-09 17:09, Jaume Ribot wrote:
Dear all,
I am using an Angstrom distribution ( a "console-image" root file
system) in a board based with Cirrus EP93XX processor. Everything more
or less is working, except a lot of errors related with /dev/nbd devices
that appears during boot-up process:
...
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: nbd11: Attempted send on closed
socket
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.warn kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev
nbd11, sector 0
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: FAT: unable to read boot sector
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: nbd6: Attempted send on closed
socket
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.warn kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev
nbd6, sector 0
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: FAT: unable to read boot sector
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: nbd3: Attempted send on closed
socket
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.warn kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev
nbd3, sector 0
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: nbd3: Attempted send on closed
socket
Jan 1 23:16:41 ep93xx user.err kernel: FAT: unable to read boot sector
...
Those errors are harmless, udev probes every block device it finds.
It seems some udev problem (which is version 0.92). Any idea, I am lost
with that?
Try using a 2009.X image, that has a newer udev (with the same bug
though, but lots of other improvements).
regards,
Koen
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