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Subject:booting from primary wd on wdc1
From:Peter Stubbs (pet@staidan.qld.edu.au)
Date:Feb 19, 1996 11:28:25 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-questions

I've been trying to install freeBSD at home for some time now. I have OS/2 on the primary drive on the 1st hard disk controller. The second disk is on the second controller, and has a 50M DOS partition (for games) and 350M for FBSD.

When I install from floppy all goes well. I select wd2 for the install, then I build a new kernel from the shell on F4.

At boot time it claims it's booting from wd1a, yet at the drive detection time it finds the drive & calls it wd2. Then panics when it can't mount root.

I have tried putting "root on wd1", and on wd2 in the new kernel. The /etc/fstab entries all point to slices on wd2.

I'm using the default boot manager, I can't remember its name. It has the F1 F5 style options.

Any ideas?