I haven't done raidframe installations for a long time, but followed your sequence using two days old amd64-current -9.99.19- and it failed the same way for me. It was under VirtualBox, though.
Chavdar On Fri, 6 Dec 2019 at 01:39, Matthias Petermann <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > there seems to be a deviation of the boot behavior in NetBSD 9_RC1 > compared to NetBSD 8.1 under the following circumstances: > > 1) system has 2 disks (wd0, wd1) > 2) disks are GPT-partitioned > 3) GPT contains one GPT-partition (RAIDframe component) each > 4) RAIDframe raid0 contains a NetBSD disklabel > > After installing NetBSD 9_RC1 it will not boot, instead the primary > bootstrap is telling me: > > Unexpected raidframe label version > NAME=sys0 not found > > The closest I could find is this commit: > > https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg21099.html > > where GPT and RAIDframe support for the boot loaders was enhanced (which > is really good!). > > Here is where I set up the system: > > * Boot from USB installation media > * Select keyboard type > * Utility Menu - Run /bin/sh > > # ksh > > # gpt create wd0 > # gpt create wd1 > > # gpt add -l sys0 -a 2m -s 96G -t raid wd0 > # gpt add -l sys1 -a 2m -s 96G -t raid wd1 > > # gpt show -l wd0 > # gpt show -l wd1 > > # dkctl wd0 listwedges > # dkctl wd1 listwedges > > # gpt biosboot -A -i 1 wd0 > # gpt biosboot -A -i 1 wd1 > > # vi /tmp/raid0.conf > > START array > 1 2 0 > > START disks > /dev/dk0 > absent > > START layout > 128 1 1 1 > > START queue > fifo 100 > > # raidctl -C /tmp/raid0.conf raid0 > # raidctl -I 201912500 raid0 > # raidctl -i raid0 > # raidctl -A softroot raid0 > > * Exit shell and continue with installer > > * Install NetBSD to hard disk > * Select raid0 > * Select disklabel as partitioning scheme for raid0 > * Set sizes of NetBSD Partitions > -> Change input units (MB) > * root 16384 > * swap 16384 > * usr 32768+ > * var 8192 > * Bootblock: BIOS console > * Installation w/out X11 > > * Utility Menu - Run /bin/sh > > # installboot -o timeout=30 -v -t raid /dev/rdk0 /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv2 > > * Reboot > > > Kind regards > Matthias -- ----
