Hubert Feyrer schrieb:
> On Sun, 5 Nov 2006, Rainer Brinkmoeller wrote:
>
>> What i found was this:
>> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-i386/2004/07/08/001
5.html
>> "Error 3 is reported when the first sector of
the mbr partition (sector
>> 63 here) doesn't contain boot code. This is usually
added by installboot
>> but it (probably) relies on the root filesystem
being at the start of
>> that partition."
>>
>> But i don't know what to do to boot successull into
xen.
>
>
> Maybe grub(?) can't read the filesystem to find the
file it's looking
> for?
> I could imagine this happening when grub tries to find
things on an
> FFSv2 or LFS filesystem...
>
>
> - Hubert
It was a FFSv1 filesystem. But only one big (140 GB)
Partition in one
slice with only a / mount point.
So i did learn and reinstall. Now my / is a 1024 MB big
mount point
(within its own slice) with 8k/1k block/fragment sizes on a
FFSv1
filesystem.
Other mount points (like /usr, /var, /home, etc.) are
different slices.
It seems to work fine. NetBSD -current with Xen 3.0.3 is
booting now.
Thanks to Manuel.
The Problem with the GENERIC kernel still exist. But i
didn't try to
compress again or without "--type=netbsd" yet.
>
> Isn't it better to make a small /boot (or /stand)
partition which would
> hold only the kernels, like Linux does if the bios does
have disk size
> limit?
>
> Small / can be inconvenient.
>
> Rainer, can't you steal some space from swap partition
to create such
> small partition?
>
 Pavel:
no i could not because i used the complete disk as one
partition and
also as mount point /.
Why do you think that a small / can be inconvenient?
In my opinion a 2048 MB / should be ok for grub. All other
mount points
can have their own slices like the way i did.
regards,
Rainer
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