Hi,there:
A short story is:
When I boot my laptop, the screen tells me invalida partition and
then give me the prompt default: 0:ad(0,a)/boot/kernel/kernel.
My FreeBSD / partition is at /dev/ad4s3a, so I tried
4:ad(3,a)/boot/kernel/kernel, but without lucky.
Could someone tell me how should I
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Kemian Dang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I can not remember whether I do something stupid, I just dd
if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ad4s2 to write zero, then when I want to use
bsdlabel to create new slice, but
Thanks for reponse,
Problem is the boot partition can not be found.
I burned a install cdm using it I find I have set ad4s2 to be
bootable, so I changed it back.
But this time, the system said I have missing something on boot...
I do not want to waste too much time on it, as I can have the back
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Kemian Dang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem is the boot partition can not be found.
I burned a install cdm using it I find I have set ad4s2 to be
bootable, so I changed it back.
But this time, the system
I have reinstall the system, just done the gnome from ports...
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Problem is the boot partition can not be found
My freebsd box reports
Code:
libexec/Id_elf.so.1:shared object libedit.so.4 not
found by -sh
Enter full path name or RETURN for (bin/sh):
When I press enter , same error is repeated.
Any remedy please?
Regards
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dp == dharam paul writes:
dp My freebsd box reports
dp Code:
dp libexec/Id_elf.so.1:shared object libedit.so.4 not
dp found by -sh
dp Enter full path name or RETURN for (bin/sh):
dp When I press enter , same error is repeated.
dp Any remedy please?
if you have rescue folder on
mode. It worked fine then
as the boot manager that 4.11 had put there was still there.
Yet I can still only boot in safe mode.
Now I know that safe mode disables ACPI, the APIC, ATA and ATAPI DMA,
ATA write caching, and all EISA devices. So I figure that it is
something here that is my problem.
When
Hello,
I've got a 40 GBytes hard disk on an old Pentium MMX 266 MHz.
The first time I plugged it into the motherboard my BIOS didn't recognize
the drive, but fortunately there is a jumper that reduces the size of the
disk to 32 GBytes, and that's enough for my BIOS at this moment.
So I've got
On Jan 16 at 12:30, Juan Rodriguez Hervella spoke:
Hello,
I've got a 40 GBytes hard disk on an old Pentium MMX 266 MHz.
The first time I plugged it into the motherboard my BIOS didn't recognize
the drive, but fortunately there is a jumper that reduces the size of the
disk to 32 GBytes,
Using SBM Smart Boot Manager http://btmgr.sourceforge.net/ I was able
to boot my FreeBSD 5.2R out of the box which is located on the upper
part of the disk (40G to 80G).
It uses MBR for installation, so you can boot from a DOS floppy. Backup
your existing MBR and isntall this nice tool.
Dany
Using SBM Smart Boot Manager http://btmgr.sourceforge.net/ I was able
to boot my FreeBSD 5.2R out of the box which is located on the upper
part of the disk (40G to 80G).
It uses MBR for installation, so you can boot from a DOS floppy. Backup
your existing MBR and isntall this nice tool.
Dany
I have a 4.9 system that has two identical 850 MB drives and a 4 GB drive.
The system boots from one of the 850 MB drives (ad0s1a) and uses a 50 MB
slice (?) for root. The rest of this drive is unused. The 4 GB drive
(ad2s1e) contains /usr. The other standard filesystems such at /var, /tmp,
I just reinstalled 5.1, I have two hard drives on a Promise IDE ULTA100 PCI card. When
installing, FBSD recognizes the IDE card and the drives just fine, but it doesn't
boot. I set my BIOS to boot from a SCSI device, but it just hangs - FBSD menu doesn't
come up at all. Thanks.
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