List, I currently have my IP35 system setup as such:
Openbsd's kernel 'bsd.IP27' is on a scsi disk, registered as dksc(0,1,0). The file is located on a XFS filesystem (/openbsd/bsd.IP27). My Openbsd (5.1) partition is on a disk, which is served from a LSI card, not recognized by the sgi prom. This is hardly a problem, because the Openbsd kernel does see the root partition, currently located on (according to Openbsd) "sd3". I just can not boot (well, reach really) the kernel located on a filesystem not "seen" by the prom. Is it possible to boot (from prom) bsd.IP27 and have it use sd3a as a root partition? If so, is it possible to set a boot flag to do so? Thank you, Jerome
