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From: Adriano Verardo <adriano.verardo@mail.com>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Atom kernels
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erik quanstrom ha scritto:
> On Mon Mar 31 12:24:24 EDT 2014,adriano.verardo@mail.com  wrote:
>> I, all
>>
>> I'm building some Atom install kits, each customised to fit a (my
>> very) particular need.  The kernel I rebuilt don't deal with 4K disk.
>> Mbr complains about this but it is the same on all distros usb/iso I
>> have, and the 4K problem has been solved.  (The usb install kit
>> produces a bootable - even if uncomplete - system on a 4k hdd)
>>
>> So I'm wondering if my /sys/src/9/pae is actually up to date.
>>
>> Where can I find the sources to build kernels able to deal with 4K
>> disks ?
> please double-check that libfis is up-to-date, and rebuild it in any event.
> then rebuild your kernel.
>
> the current source for libfis is
> 	/n/atom/plan9/sys/src/libfis
>
> - erik
fis.c are identical, re-mk'd anyway.
New libfis.a is different, and the just rebuilt kernel works.
Solved !

adriano