Discussion:
4.99.52 opendisk boot error ?
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Frank Kardel
2008-02-03 17:21:43 UTC
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Hi,

The kernel I tried from 20080203 behaves strange on boot.
opendisk complains with errno 16 (EBUSY) when attempting
the mount the root fs and asks for the root device.
Things continue normal after entering the correct root device.

This behavior was not present with
4.99.48 20080118. Any clues ?

Frank

opendisk: can't open dev wd0 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd3 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd4 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd0 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd3 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd4 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd0 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd3 (16)
opendisk: can't open dev wd4 (16)
boot device: <unknown>
root device: wd0a
dump device (default wd0b):
file system (default generic):
root on wd0a dumps on wd0b
David Laight
2008-02-03 17:34:32 UTC
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Post by Frank Kardel
Hi,
The kernel I tried from 20080203 behaves strange on boot.
opendisk complains with errno 16 (EBUSY) when attempting
the mount the root fs and asks for the root device.
Things continue normal after entering the correct root device.
This behavior was not present with
4.99.48 20080118. Any clues ?
yes ...
This was fixed yesterday by some changes to add VOP_CLOSE() calls
to the code that searches for BIOS raid information.
(sys/dev/ata/*)

David
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Frank Kardel
2008-02-03 17:39:36 UTC
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David,

thanks for the information - I just found the discussion in current users
and updated my tree.

Frank
Post by David Laight
Post by Frank Kardel
Hi,
The kernel I tried from 20080203 behaves strange on boot.
opendisk complains with errno 16 (EBUSY) when attempting
the mount the root fs and asks for the root device.
Things continue normal after entering the correct root device.
This behavior was not present with
4.99.48 20080118. Any clues ?
yes ...
This was fixed yesterday by some changes to add VOP_CLOSE() calls
to the code that searches for BIOS raid information.
(sys/dev/ata/*)
David
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