ATA timeout issues
Matthew Dillon
dillon at apollo.backplane.com
Thu Oct 14 12:48:06 PDT 2004
:Cool. Well, I tried it last night, and after detecting the drive, the
:system seemed to time out and then fail, asking me for a device to mount as
:the root partition. I was going to copy the source for the kernel, patch
:it, and rebuild, but if that is not the problem, I won't bother.
:
:Let me know what else I can do to help, such as giving any interrupt info
:from my running FreeBSD system.
:
:I guess what I don't get is why there is a difference between the two?
:
:jm
Neither do I.
In anycase, it might be helpful to get the whole and complete dmesg
output from your FreeBSD system but to be truely useful we would also
need the whole and complete dmesg output from DragonFly too. If you have
a CD-R in the laptop that can boot, you can get that by booting the
DragonFly CD... but we really need the whole output. To get it off your
machine you would need to get the network up and running, or write it
out to a USB memory stick or something like that. Theoretically you
could also mount one of the FreeBSD filesystems (like /tmp) from the
DragonFly CD and write the dmesg output there, then reboot back into
FreeBSD and email it :-)
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon at xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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