> Correct. But does that matter? IIRC, only the Xen Dom0 kernel is
> multiboot-compliant, and even then, it is a multiboot _module_ to be
> loaded after the Xen kernel. But I could be wrong.
Thanks -- that would explain it. No I do not necessarily have to do MULTIBOOT.
I would prefer however
Correct. But does that matter? IIRC, only the Xen Dom0 kernel is
multiboot-compliant, and even then, it is a multiboot _module_ to be
loaded after the Xen kernel. But I could be wrong.
On Tue, Mar 12, 2019 at 10:58 AM pierre-philipp braun
wrote:
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> > knetbsd /netbsd root=/dev/wd0e
>
> Hello
> knetbsd /netbsd root=/dev/wd0e
Hello Benny. Yes I've tested it and it works both against netbsd and
netbsd.gz. But I believe this is NOT multiboot.
I think that GRUB2 has a special module and command to load NetBSD kernels:
knetbsd /netbsd root=/dev/wd0e
On Tue, Mar 12, 2019 at 10:37 AM pierre-philipp braun
wrote:
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> Yolo again
>
> this message closely relates to my two previous ones -- on bootstrapping
> netbsd from an ext2fs manually
Yolo again
this message closely relates to my two previous ones -- on bootstrapping netbsd
from an ext2fs manually -- and I am now and finally considering MULTIBOOT.
Although I have seen some success reports with GRUB2 *1, all I get is failures.
With GRUB2/multiboot and multiboot2 I get
