Date: Wed, 25 Jan 1995 15:53:33 -0600 From: David Waddell <waddell@POSC.org> To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Sorry about crufty output Message-ID: <199501252153.PAA02963@posc.posc.org>
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Subject: More on stand/newfs failure
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Attention Jordan K. Hubbard:
This is what was shown on first entering fdisk. Please note the disk is
a R.A.R.E. RS5200 and not a DEC DSP5400 as I said earlier. Also note this
drive is the same as a DEC DSP5200 which has the Sun format.dat entry
described at the end of this message. To continue, this disk was
originally formatted (and running) under Linux with a 50MB root on the
second partition (shows as Unknown), 100MB swap on the third (shows as
Linux), and the fourth /usr with the rest of the disk (shows as Unknown).
1. Boot?=No Type=Primary 'big' DOS (>32MB)
Phys=(c0/h1/s1..c127/h254/s63) Sector=(2056320..2184839)
Size=1004MB, 127 Cylinders + 254 Tracks
2. Boot?=No Type=Unknown
Phys=(c128/h0/s1..c135/h254/s63) Sector=(2056320..2184839)
Size=63MB, 8 Cylinders
3. Boot?=No Type=Linux
Phys=(c136/h0/s1..c148/h254/s63) Sector=(2184840..2393684)
Size=102MB, 13 Cylinders
4. Boot?=No Type=Unknown
Phys=(c149/h0/s1..c242/h254/s63) Sector=(2393685..3903794)
Size=737MB, 94 Cylinders
I deleted partitions 2-4 and <E>dited a new partition No. 2 with size
904MB (the rest of the disk), type 0xa5, and Bootflag 0x80. It looked
like this:
2. Boot?=Yes Type=FreeBSD/NetBSD/386BSD
Phys(c128/h0/s1..c243/h65/s21) Sector=(2056320..3907910)
Size=904MB, 115 Cylinders + 65 Tracks + 21 Sectors
I <W>rote the MBR and th <B>ootmanager and <Q>uit fdisk and moved on to
<D>isklabel which showed "e" as the original DOS and "f","g","h" as the
original Linux partitions. I deleted "f","g","h" and <E>dited "a" to be
50MB, "b" to be 100MB, and "f" to be the rest with 754MB. I <W>rote the
label and <A>ssigned / to "a" (4.2BSD), swap to "b", /usr to "f" (4.2BSD).
I <W>rote this and then <Q>uit. I then chose <P>roceed and it flashed up
(briefly) something about newfs /dev/rsd1a before failing with the message:
Exec (/stand/newfs) failed, code = 5888.
< OK >
When booting the drive shows up as <R.A.R.E. RS5200 T329>
I also noted that my Teac CDROM CD50 was not seen as a CDROM drive:
Unit attention asc:28
cd0 drive empty
Could not get size
even though i had the FreeBSD CDRom in there.
# The entry was provided by Stephen Reilly <reilly@horta.shr.dec.com>.
#
# format.dat for DEC DSP5200S 2GB SCSI disk
#
disk_type = "DEC DSP5200" \
: ctlr = MD21 \
: cache = 0x11 : trks_zone = 15 : asect = 5 : atrks = 30 \
: ncyl = 2619 : acyl = 2 : pcyl = 2621 : nhead = 21 : nsect = 71
\
: rpm = 3600 : bpt = 36352
partition = "DEC DSP5200" \
: disk = "DEC DSP5200" : ctlr = MD21 \
: a = 0, 32802 : b = 22, 65604 : c = 0, 3904929 : g = 66, 3806523
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