[haiku-development] Re: boot issues (both hdd and usb stick) on FX9850 cpu based system
- From: Marcus Jacob <rossi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 09 Jul 2008 21:16:57 +0200
Hi,
>2008/7/9 Marcus Jacob <rossi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> since I currently can't report a bug, I just write to this list. After
days
>> of trying I still didn't get Haiku to boot on the hardware I currently
have
>> available:
>>
>> AMD 790FX/SB600 based mainboard
>> AMD Phenom FX9850
>> 2GB DDR 800
>> 160GB SATA HDD
>>
>> Trying to boot from the HDD failed completely, but I didn't yet figure out
>> why. Basically I get a "bad superblock magic'
>
>This seems to be a file system problem, so my question would be how
>did you install
>haiku on real hardware?
I didn't install it on this machine, but have an old notebook, which also
runs BeOS and I used to build on BeOS and install from BeOS. However this
notebook is rather slow and since the desktop happend to end up in my hand I
would love to use the desktop.
Actual installation on the desktop HDD was done by the build system from an
Ubuntu install with the install-haiku target.
The image on the USB stick is a dd from a haiku-image build done on BeOS.
>> Since I had no clue I tried to boot from an USB stick, which gives me a
>> totally different result. The system doesn't print any error message
>instead
>> it just displays a blinking cursor in the top left corner of the screen an
>> hangs, no soft reset possible, no trip to whatsoever.
>
>Any chance you can get serial debug output?
Nope, noe serial port ;-( neither on the desktop nor on the notebook. Unless
I missed something and serial output is available over usb, no ...
Cheers,
Rossi
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