[9fans] PBSR...EI

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[trebol]

> "tail -f /dev/kprint"
I see, when kprint is open the log isn't sent to the console.  Also simply tail or cat /dev/kprint works fine.
I need to read more man pages...

But now I'm in my installation nightmare!

9atom installation doesn't work, when coping the distribution setting gid and uid fails and files are missing.
Can you mail a check sum? I have downloaded the iso twice, but maybe my connection is making a mess.

I also tried using 9atom to install the official iso (the installer is the same, doesn't it?), all goes fine
but on boot, after selecting the fossil partition:

/boot/kfs does not exists

I have tried putting the 9atom kernel in 9fat, but things get even worst.

Any help will be very appreciated.

Regards,
trebol.


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This is the 9atom installer's output:

warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/adm/secstore
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/adm/secstore/store
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/adm/secstore/who
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/cron/bootes
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/cron/bootes/cron
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib/profile
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib/profile
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/tmp
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/tmp
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/386
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/386
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/rc
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/rc
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/rc/kwnvraminit
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/rc/kwnvraminit
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/arm
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/arm
warning: cannot set gid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/amd64
warning: cannot set uid on /n/newfs/usr/bootes/bin/amd64
error: copying /n/newfs/68020/lib/ape: '/n/dist/68020/lib/ape' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/68020/lib/libc.a: '/n/dist/68020/lib/libc.a' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/adm/keys: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/adm/keys.who: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/adm/netkeys: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/adm/netkeys.who: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/adm/whois: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/alpha/lib/ape: '/n/dist/alpha/lib/ape' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/alpha/lib/libc.a: '/n/dist/alpha/lib/libc.a' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/cron/lock: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/6in4: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/aan: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/acme: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/auth: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/cpu: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/cron: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/cs: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/dns: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/fossil: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/fs: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/ftp: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/httpd/clf: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/httpd/log: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/httpd/pathstat: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/httpd/url: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/imap4d: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/ipboot: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/ipconfig: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/listen: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/mail: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/nfs: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/nfsserver: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/pop3: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/portmapper: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/ppp: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/pptpd: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/runq: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/secstore: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smart: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtp: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtp.dbg: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtp.fail: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtpd: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtpd.db: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/smtpd.mx: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/ssh: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/syslog.sr: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/telnet: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/timesync: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/timesync.d: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/v6routeradv: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/log/wiki: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae/archacpi.c: '/n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae/audioac97.c: '/n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae/audioac97m.c: '/n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae/audiohda.c: '/n/newfs/sys/src/9/pcpae' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib/history: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

error: copying /n/newfs/usr/bootes/lib/keyring: '/n/dist/usr/quanstro' does not exist

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

On Sat Jun  1 11:38:56 EDT 2013, trebol55555@aol.com wrote:
> But now I'm in my installation nightmare!

i'm sorry.

> 9atom installation doesn't work, when coping the distribution setting
> gid and uid fails and files are missing.  Can you mail a check sum?  I
> have downloaded the iso twice, but maybe my connection is making a
> mess.

you did install the correct image.  those are warnings, so it did not fail
to install.  but it did do a few things incorrectly.  i believe all those changes
were subsequently corrected by the updates.

i have just pushed out a new image which i hope will have corrected
this issue.

- erik

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> Yes, I noted a similar message:
>
> 	PBS...EI
>
> (unless my memory fails me) even using the Bell Labs release on
> VMware, so I reverted to the most recent bootable disk I could find.
>
> I don't know when the problem started, it's been a long time since a
> booted from a CD.

totally seperate issue.  i've only seen the 9atom issue with via chipsets.

- erik

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[lucio]

> ah, so the issue is that 9load (on the default install cd) and the
> non-mp kernel 9pccd have some sort of malfunction.  i'm glad you
> tracked this down.

Yes, I noted a similar message:

	PBS...EI

(unless my memory fails me) even using the Bell Labs release on
VMware, so I reverted to the most recent bootable disk I could find.

I don't know when the problem started, it's been a long time since a
booted from a CD.

++L

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> Maybe this can be of any use for erik and the people working in 9load
> and Plan 9's kernel.  For now that is the only thing I can do, test
> and report...  I hope in the future to be of more help.

ah, so the issue is that 9load (on the default install cd) and the
non-mp kernel 9pccd have some sort of malfunction.  i'm glad you
tracked this down.

there is also the 9atom.nboot cd which uses iplpxe and not 9load.
there have been reports of issues with this install method, but it
might be worth a shot.  this install should support usb.

also,
> This is the linux's lspci output: 00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA
for future reference, pci(8) output is preferred if plan 9 is
already booting.  :-)

- erik

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[trebol]

Hello,
The new 9atom iso fails for me the same.  But if you finish manually the
installation formatting and preparing the 9fat partition, the system boots right
(just as erik said).  Also, the annoying "cpu0:spurious interrupt" kernel message
is gone (with the iso's 9pcf and with a 9pccpuf compiled by me), so I spouse
the problem is in 9pccd.

This is the linux's lspci output:
00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.1 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.2 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.3 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.4 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.7 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:01.0 PCI bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8237/8251 PCI bridge [K8M890/K8T800/K8T890 South]
00:0f.0 IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. VIA VT6420 SATA RAID Controller (rev 80)
00:0f.1 IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C586A/B/VT82C686/A/B/VT823x/A/C PIPC Bus Master IDE (rev 06)
00:10.0 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)
00:10.1 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)
00:10.2 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)
00:10.3 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)
00:10.4 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. USB 2.0 (rev 86)
00:11.0 ISA bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8237 ISA bridge [KT600/K8T800/K8T890 South]
00:11.5 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller (rev 60)
00:12.0 Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6102 [Rhine-II] (rev 78)
00:18.0 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] HyperTransport Technology Configuration
00:18.1 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Address Map
00:18.2 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] DRAM Controller
00:18.3 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Miscellaneous Control
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5500] (rev a1)

Maybe this can be of any use for erik and the people working in 9load and Plan 9's kernel.
For now that is the only thing I can do, test and report... I hope in the future to be of more help.

When I have time I will try installing Plan 9 in the other machine that fails with PBSR...
(an old PentiumIII).

Regards,
trebol.

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[trebol]

Hello everyone,
maybe this can be of interest to someone.

I have downloaded from 9legacy the old 9spirit iso (the newest uses bell's 9load, doesn't it?)
I have installed the system selecting a fat partition with bell's iso. All went right, and I reboot.

First thing happens:
MBR...PBS1...Bad format or I/O error

So I load the CD and disk/format the fat partition with 9load, pbslba and 9pf from the CD.

This board has 2 IDE ports and 2 SATA ports.  If I have one disk in SATA and other in master of first IDE, 9load of the official plan9
gets confused and can't load the kernel.  9load from the CD boots the kernel, but after 'root is from ...' the kernel crashes with

/boot/kfs does not exist

All this is about sdC0.  It's weird, because once the system is running (the CD) all the disk are recognized right. So first thing learned:
let the SATA disk and remove master of primary IDE, or let IDE and remove SATA.
(The official iso doesn't boot, no matter if I dance a tango or a bossa-nova with my disks)

Now I can boot with the kernel and 9load from the CD.
With CD's 9load and bell's 9pf, the system halt with /boot/kfs does ...

So I have official plan9 root with 9load, pbslba and 9pf from old 9spirit iso.

I know those are patches from erik, so the best would be use his new kernel, but the
cpu0:spurious interrupt ... is a little intimidating to an ignorant like me.

I will try his new iso, and thanks erik.

Regards,
trebol.

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> > you can work around this (i admit it's a hack) by
> > starting a new rio window, running "cat /dev/kmesg",
> > then hiding the window.  be sure to turn scroll on
> > before hiding.
>
> Thanks for the help erik, but that didn't work. cat finishes
> and the console output keeps filling the screen making impossible the
> installation.

i have tested this.  but my instructions might have been faulty.
i normally run this command on any terminal
i log into (including the redundant set of scrolling :-( ):

	window -m -hide -scroll rc -c 'echo scroll>/dev/wctl; label kmesg; tail -f /dev/kprint&'

if you have to type in the face of interrupts, you might need to cut that down to just
the "tail -f /dev/kprint"

> Can I boot the official Plan9 with your bootloader?

yes.

- erik

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[trebol]

> you can work around this (i admit it's a hack) by
> starting a new rio window, running "cat /dev/kmesg",
> then hiding the window.  be sure to turn scroll on
> before hiding.

Thanks for the help erik, but that didn't work. cat finishes
and the console output keeps filling the screen making impossible the
installation.

Can I boot the official Plan9 with your bootloader?

Regards,
trebol.

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> - If I select install, rio starts but there are a lots of
>  	cpu0:spurious interrupt 39, last 14

you can work around this (i admit it's a hack) by
starting a new rio window, running "cat /dev/kmesg",
then hiding the window.  be sure to turn scroll on
before hiding.

i had a machine with this issue.  it appeared when we
switched from 9load to iplpxe.  one assumes this is
because something isn't fully reset, but i'm not sure
what just yet.

- erik

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[trebol]

Hello everyone,

I would like to install the official Plan9 distro but the boot process
stop at PBSR...EI.  This is a amd k8 machine, but before I tried in a old
pentium III with similar error.

Is this a pbs error, or is 9load who fails?

Also, I tried erik quanstrom's 9atom and boot but:

- If I select install, rio starts but there are a lots of
 	cpu0:spurious interrupt 39, last 14
- If I select boot from cd, the system crashes

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[cinap_lenrek]

"choking" is a term from the protocol specification. :)

--
cinap - optimistically unchoked

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[andrey mirtchovski]

> 467:          if(mechoking && hewant){

i'll never be able to show this code to my kid :(

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[cinap_lenrek]

http://code.google.com/p/plan9front/source/browse/sys/src/cmd/ip/torrent.c

--
cinap

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[David Arroyo]

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On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 1:54 AM, erik quanstrom <quanstro@quanstro.net>
wrote:
> the server is willing, but the network is weak.  ☺
> i'm evaluating some options now.  unfortunately, they're
> not cheap.

Have you considered using torrent? I'd be happy to seed it and I'm sure
others would too.

David Arroyo

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Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> Ok, 9atom gets into the proper Plan 9 kernel but sticks at:
>
> 896M memory: 256M kernel data, 639M user, 0M swap

thanks for trying.  you can change boot vars from the keyboard.
e.g. (type everything but the tab)

	a *nomp=0
	a *nousbehci=

unfortunately that first one doesn't work, since mp isn't built
into that kernel.

a few questions:
-  what kind of machine is it?
-  do you happen to have a screenshot?  also,
-  does this machine have a ps2 keyboard or serial?  if so, does it respond
to keys or ^T^T sequences?


normally the easiest way to debug this is to pxe boot with
various printing junk in the kernel till you've found it.

- erik

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[John Floren]

On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 10:54 PM, erik quanstrom <quanstro@quanstro.net> wrote:
>> I'm about an hour and a half into downloading 9atom, with about a half
>> hour to go. I'll probably be able to report on my progress tomorrow.
>>
>> Have you ever considered hosting the iso on a faster server? It's kind
>> of harsh to wait 2 hours every time there's an update.
>
> the server is willing, but the network is weak.  ☺
> i'm evaluating some options now.  unfortunately, they're
> not cheap.
>
> at least the (older) new tcp help out a bit.
>
> - erik
>

Ok, 9atom gets into the proper Plan 9 kernel but sticks at:

896M memory: 256M kernel data, 639M user, 0M swap

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> I'm about an hour and a half into downloading 9atom, with about a half
> hour to go. I'll probably be able to report on my progress tomorrow.
> 
> Have you ever considered hosting the iso on a faster server? It's kind
> of harsh to wait 2 hours every time there's an update.

the server is willing, but the network is weak.  ☺
i'm evaluating some options now.  unfortunately, they're
not cheap.

at least the (older) new tcp help out a bit.

- erik

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[John Floren]

On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 8:52 PM, erik quanstrom
<quanstro@labs.coraid.com> wrote:
>> Has anyone else run into this? Is it something to do with the new
>> bootloaders? I've seen it on several other motherboards lately and
>> don't remember ever seeing it when I last installed from CD (about 2
>> years ago).
>
> fwiw, i never saw that with 9load.  if you don't mind downloading overnight,
> there's a new 9atom.  i added cinap's aml interperter to the pc kernel.
>
> - erik
>

I'm about an hour and a half into downloading 9atom, with about a half
hour to go. I'll probably be able to report on my progress tomorrow.

Have you ever considered hosting the iso on a faster server? It's kind
of harsh to wait 2 hours every time there's an update.


john

Re: [9fans] PBSR...EI

[erik quanstrom]

> Has anyone else run into this? Is it something to do with the new
> bootloaders? I've seen it on several other motherboards lately and
> don't remember ever seeing it when I last installed from CD (about 2
> years ago).

fwiw, i never saw that with 9load.  if you don't mind downloading overnight,
there's a new 9atom.  i added cinap's aml interperter to the pc kernel.

- erik

[9fans] PBSR...EI

[John Floren]

I've been trying to install Plan 9 on a previously-untried system.
When I put in the install disc and try to boot, I only see "PBSR...EI"
and then nothing else. I've seen this with the Bell Labs CD and both
9legacy images. I have an old 9atom disc that gets farther, booting
into the actual kernel and getting as far as printing out how much
memory is available and where it is allocated. I have not tried a more
recent 9atom disc yet because it takes too long to download.

Has anyone else run into this? Is it something to do with the new
bootloaders? I've seen it on several other motherboards lately and
don't remember ever seeing it when I last installed from CD (about 2
years ago).


John