Re: Magic numbers do not match?

On Dec 6, 2007, at 5:53 AM, Izumi Tsutsui wrote:

> tcarlsonmyback40.com wrote:
>
>> Booting...
>> Magic numbers do not match -- improper UFS
partition
>> Could not open kernel "netbsd"
>
> Ah, okay, I see it's a message of the Booter on MacOS.
>
> Could you try to boot netbsd-GENERICSBC kernel on MacOS
partition
> with a disk with the problematic UFS partition?

It doesn't work.

>
> If it doesn't work, could you check what
"disklabel sd0"
> shows on the first boot after installation?

# disklabel sd0
# /dev/rsd0c:
type:  SCSI
disk:  AXSITS2532A 011E
label:  fictitious
flags:
bytes/sector:  512
sectors/track:  32
tracks/cylinder:  64
sectors/cylinder:  2048
cylinders:  2116800
rpm:  3600
interleave:  1
trackskew:  0
cylinderskew:  0
headswitch:  0			#  microseconds
track-to-track  seek:  0	#  microseconds
drivedata:  0

4 partitions:
#		   size		offset	fstype  [fsize  bsize  cpg/sgs]
   a:	    1540704   	      512096     4.2BSD         0      
  0         
  0
   b:             64000 	    2052800         swap
   c:         2116800                         0     unused  
       0    
      0
   d:           512000	                96	   HFS
disklabel:  boot block size 0
disklabel:  super block sixe 0
#

whew...

Tom

tcarlsonmyback40.com wrote:

> > Could you try to boot netbsd-GENERICSBC kernel on
MacOS partition
> > with a disk with the problematic UFS partition?
> 
> It doesn't work.

How does it fail?
The Booter can't load a kernel from MacOS partition, or
something else?
Which version of Booter and Mkfs do you use?

> 4 partitions:
> #		   size		offset	fstype  [fsize  bsize  cpg/sgs]
>    a:	    1540704   	      512096     4.2BSD         0 
       0         
>   0
>    b:             64000 	    2052800         swap
>    c:         2116800                         0    
unused          0    
>       0
>    d:           512000	                96	   HFS

Ok, the partition table looks fine.
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Izumi Tsutsui