On Sun, 25 Apr 2021 at 06:08, Thomas Mueller <[email protected]> wrote: > > Excerpt from Chavdar Ivanov: > > > userconf disable xhci* > > > I mean, for the installation you will have to quickly go to the vnc > > window, interrupt the boot to command line and enter 'boot -c'; then > > > disable xhci > > quit > > > Then go through the installation as normal, GPT etc. After it > > finishes, go to the command line, mount your root dk (should be dk1) > > and add the above line to /boot.cfg . > > Chavdar > > I thought USB 3 with xhci was working on NetBSD. Have some bugs recently > arisen?
It is bhyve what is crashing when xhci comes to be configured; otherwise xhci - on a real host - is working. I see my first NetBSD-current vm installation under FreeNAS to have had the same problem on the 5th of February this year - as is now. It is not clear therefore where the problem is, but I would say the virtualizer shouldn't crash when the guest has a problem of a kind - if it can't deal with the presented configuration, it should be able to gracefully quit. > > Bad enough that I have to disable athn; athn causes the boot to hang: maybe > fixed in more recent versions? > > Other question is whether an ext2fs would successfully copy to a partition on > a USB stick or hard drive. > > But it was "disable xhci" in your message that raised the alarm in me. > > Tom > -- ----
