freebsd 6.0 beta1/ppc on emac 1250mhz: install atempt report
gil verthaim
lazeros at actcom.net.il
Thu Jul 28 14:18:10 GMT 2005
gil verthaim wrote:
> Peter Grehan wrote:
>
>> Hi Gil,
>>
>>> *the installer copyed the files from the cd in a speed of aprrox
>>> 120kps with some halts every few minutes (this was done on an apple
>>> superdrive X4 wich a pioneer dvd-r/cdrw)
>>
>>
>>
>> Does the speed ever get higher than this ? There are some parts of
>> the installation where large amounts of directories with small files
>> are being copied, so the throughput can be quite poor. However, when
>> untarring the base distributions, it shouldn't be too bad: probably
>> in the region of 800KBps.
>>
> i can recall one step where the speed was 600 kps +/- butt any other
> part was abaout that speed even in reltily few larger chuncks
>
>>> *the installer treted the sun gem (GMAC) ethernet controller as an
>>> unidetifaid controller and failed to set up networking
>>
>>
>>
>> Known problem, will be fixed in the next 6.0-beta.
>>
>>> *when i booted the installed sysem the system failed to find the
>>> system logger and paniced (couldt find a repport of this anywhare)
>>
>>
>>
>> Did the system end up at the 'mountroot>' prompt on first boot ? If
>> you hit return there it will panic. You have to manually enter the
>> root partition e.g. "ufs:/dev/ad0s7".
>>
>> If this is a different panic, would you be able to get a backtrace
>> by typing 'trace' at the ddb prompt ?
>>
> it is a diffrent after the mountroot> promt when the system bootes
> from the hard-drive normaly and then near the login promt it panics
>
after testing the problem again i see that it is syscons (the error more
or less says "syscons: could not find system loger and then panics)
ralated but i dont know if the problem is happning from an error i made
or from a system bug
>> later,
>>
>> Peter.
>>
>>
>
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