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This is Gentoo 1.0rc3, from the iso image, cuz I am running FreeBSD on |
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the system |
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currently. |
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Achim Gottinger wrote: |
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> Gabriel Emerson wrote: |
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> > I am enthusiastic about Gentoo... in theory :) |
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> > |
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> > Second try, this time on my primary system; a Pentium III/500 with an |
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> > adaptec 2940 based |
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> > scsi adapter. I log in as root, to run Fdisk, and find the only scsi |
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> > devices are the |
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> > scd?. No sd?. Is this a symptom of a devfs issue? Though the boot |
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> > sequence whipped |
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> > by pretty quickly I did see it detect my controller and all 4 drives (2 |
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> > IBM DDRS-39130, a |
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> > yamaha 6/4/16 cd-writer, and a generic scsi cd). |
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> > |
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> Hmm, what release do you use, it seems like w need to add sd[a-][0-] |
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> devices. |
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> You can use mknod to create the missing ones manually. You should copy the |
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> kernel from the bootdisk (/dev/ram0) |
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> to your systems /boot/boot/bzImage (backup the old one) because |
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> scsi-support is only availabe in modules and we |
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> have no initrd that preloads modules. |
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> Bye Achim |
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> > |
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> > --Gabriel |
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