On Fri, Aug 15, 2003 at 09:19:52AM +0200, SUPPORT wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm sorry for the long mail, but I really need your help. Please read it
before removing :-)
I just have my new kernel (where I disabled almost SCSI devices) but during
start-up there are errors as follows:
Hey Peter,
To get rid of the error messages on boot up, you can remove devices you are
not using from /boot/kernel.conf.
Joey
Hello everybody,
I'm sorry for the long mail, but I really need your help. Please read it
before removing :-)
I just have my new kernel (where I disabled almost SCSI
Hey Peter,
To get rid of the error messages on boot up, you can remove
devices you are
not using from /boot/kernel.conf.
Is there a list of devices and device names I can read in case I don't
know what bt0 might be?
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Charles Howse wrote:
Hey Peter,
To get rid of the error messages on boot up, you can remove
devices you are
not using from /boot/kernel.conf.
Is there a list of devices and device names I can read in case I don't
know what bt0 might be?
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Hi,
Charles Howse wrote:
[...]
Is there a list of devices and device names I can read in case I don't
know what bt0 might be?
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/sys/conf/NOTES?rev=1.1149content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markuponly_with_tag=RELENG_5_1
(or the corresponding file beyond
You can look in the LINT kernel configuration file. For i386
this is in:
/usr/src/sys/i386/conf/LINT
OK, I get it now
My kernel.conf has (comments are mine):
Di pcic0
Di bt0
Di aic0
Di aha0
Di adv0
# Don't initialize at boot any of the devices
above
En sn0
