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From: explorer@iastate.edu (Michael Graff)
Subject: Re: [NetBSD 0.9] patch to wd.c for IDE controller weirdnesses
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References: <2ga4l7$i75@explorer.clark.net> <2gac7i$ma7@explorer.clark.net> <2gakmg$ac4@unix1.cc.uop.edu> <2gaogb$7k@explorer.clark.net> <2gc724$plj@explorer.clark.net>
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 1994 07:04:17 GMT
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In <2gc724$plj@explorer.clark.net> ack@clark.net (Eric S. Hvozda) writes:


>Ok, I've got it limited to boot time.  If a fs from wd0 is in /etc/fstab the
>machine will lock (BSD or MSDOS, it doesn't matter).  However, if it 
>does make it, I can fsck and mount later no problem.  It seems that it's
>only a problem at boot time.  I've repartitioned and newfs'd wd0 again and
>the problem persists.  The disk geometery jogs at all levels.  I'm outta ideas
>at this point. I'm going to check the jumpers tonight, but sans that, anyone
>else have anymore ideas?  I suppose it could be crappy hardware.  The two
>The DEC supplied drive is a Qunatum and the other is a Maxtor.  Shouldn't be
>a problem, but maybe it is.  I know that Maxtor  is config'd right, I better
>check the Quantum I suppose.....

My roomate has a Connor 350 as wd0 and a Maxtor as wd1.  When booting, fscp -p
hangs his box.

If we boot single user, fsck (no -p) and then ^D to multiuser, it runs
forever.

Same sort of thing?

--Michael
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