> Yesterday, I configured a file server with two IDE drives as ch0fh2. The
> setup seemed to go OK, but one of the last things on the screen before it
> brought the server up is in the subject line: WORM Superblock read failed.
> It also said something about block 2 (I know the numeral `2' was in there).
>
> When I booted this morning and let it go through the whole process, I got:
> tag = Tnone/0: expected Tbuck/2697 -- flushed (2697)
> panic: cwinit: ??? tag c bucket
if you booted from one of these drives, you may have stepped on
the partition table and/or configuration.
have you tried "recover main" at the configuration prompt?
i'd recommend making the cache relatively small. p10.10 might be
a good plan.
>
> Motherboard is ECS L4S5MG with SiS 650/961 chipset
> Hard Drives are both Western Digital WD800JB (80G ATA drives)
> The kernel is 9fsfs64 from /sources/extra/kensfs.tgz. I don't know if Erik's
> fs has mods that are relevant. I haven't tried his contrib version yet.
if you do use it, you can partition the drives with prep and/or
fdisk and use partition names. percentage is pretty sloppy when
you get to an 80gb drive. i found that absolute sector numbers
are error prone for humans to type and sharing an aoe target
makes sense. here's my main configuration
filsys main cpe2.0"kcache"e2.1
- erik
