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Date:      Sat, 30 Jul 2005 15:50:24 +0300
From:      gil verthaim <lazeros@actcom.net.il>
To:        peter Grehan <grehan@freebsd.org>
Cc:        freebsd-ppc@freebsd.org
Subject:   Re: freebsd 6.0 beta1/ppc on emac 1250mhz: install atempt report
Message-ID:  <42EB7790.6060301@actcom.net.il>
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Peter Grehan wrote:

>> in a resent installation atampt i have now found a new problem:
>> the init script can execute getty becose it doesnt finds the any of 
>> the virtual teminal /dev entry
>>
>> example:
>> "init:cant exec getty '/usr/libexecgetty' for prot /dev/ttyvX no such 
>> file or dicrectory"
>>
>> and keeps looping in attempt to find them...
>
>
>  Would you be able to boot into single-user mode (boot -s at the 
> loader prompt) and 'ls /dev' when you get to the root prompt ?
>
>  The syscons ttyv* entries are createc by devfs, so the only reason I 
> could think that they don't show up is that there is no /dev directory 
> on the root filesystem. But, in that case, init bombs out very early 
> because it can't open /dev/console.

i opend the single user mode and ls'ed /dev, and your right, thare is no 
/dev dirctory, it turns out to be im a complate idiot.
i origanly made a dfiffrent partition for /var, /tmp and /usr without 
understanding that fstab doesnt mount any of this in boot after install 
not just the rooot patiotion.
after that i formatted and reinstalled beta-1 on a single free partition 
and it seemed to made the problemm go away.

at any rate, thanks for the help peter i just wanted to report 
outstending regrassions to make this port work, but i prodobly should 
wait to later betas before submiting to this list

cheers
gil








>
>
> later,
>
> Peter.
>




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