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* NetBSD trial-pack for KURO-BOX/LinkStation/TeraStation (The status is "experimental". If you feel something wrong, please notify me. Thank you.) ** Feature - It based on NetBSD 3.0.1. - It uses MDROOT (aka RAMDISK root filesystem). -- You will not need to modify the partitions of your box. -- Also you will not need to purchase an USB-memory. - The Serial-Console is not necessary. -- It will get the IP-Address from DHCP. -- Also it can use the IP-Address 192.168.200.200/24, or 192.168.200.210/24 statically. --- *.200 is for LS1/KURO. *.210 is for LS-HG/KUROHG/TeraStation. -- It can login with serial-console or telnet. The user is "root" and no password. -- The ftpd is working. --- It only can use with password, so you must set the password with "passwd" command. -- There is many commands available. (See below) --- "tcsh", "wget" is also available. -- It can use installation of NetBSD onto your box. -- It also can repair your NetBSD'ed box. ** Download - The boot loader: nbloader version 3 --- It can get from [[here>download]]. Please search the name "nbloader". +-- It can get from http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/powerpc/loader/ - The "trial-pack" kernel image: (Sept-29 2006) --- [[Primary>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/trial-pack/20060929/netbsd.bin.bz2]], [[Mirror>http://kurobsd.kss.selfip.com/download/testing/trial-pack/20060929/netbsd.bin.bz2]] +-- [[Primary>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/sandpoint/trial-pack/20060929/netbsd.bin.bz2]], [[Mirror>http://kurobsd.kss.selfip.com/download/testing/sandpoint/trial-pack/20060929/netbsd.bin.bz2]] ** Boot - On Linux, "insmod nbloader_v3.o kernel=netbsd.bin" -- It is recommended that use of my boot selector. It can boot more safely than above. ** Login - After booting up, you may access the box with serial-console or telnet. -- The IP-Address is take from DHCP server of your network. -- If you have not DHCP server, you must set your PC's address as (for example) 192.168.200.100/255.255.255.0, and telnet at 192.168.200.200 or 192.168.200.210. ** How to shutdown/reboot - It may power-off with "shutdown -h now". - It also may reboot with "shutdown -r now". - Of course, it can use the "power button". ** How to use ftpd. - Instantly, add password to "root" (take "passwd root"). - Then you may login ftp with "root". ** How to install NetBSD/sandpoint 3.1 onto your box with the "trial-pack" (*CAUTION*) Backup your hard drive's entity before take these steps. - Boot with "trial-pack" kernel. - Create the NetBSD slice with "fdisk" command. - Create the NetBSD partitions with "disklabel" command. - Format partitions with "newfs" command. - Mount the partitions at "/mnt" with "mount" command. -- It must keep the tree-structure. For example, "/mnt", "/mnt/var", "/mnt/usr", ... - Extract NetBSD/sandpoint 3.1 tarballs at "/mnt". At least, "base.tgz" and "etc.tgz" are needed. -- To keep permissions/owners, it is needed that "tar" with "p" option ("tar zxvpf base.tgz"). -- Extract [[kuro_annex31.20061029.tar.bz2>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/disk-image/20061029/kuro_annex31.20061029.tar.bz2]] at /mnt. +- Extract [[kuro_annex31.20061029.tar.bz2>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/sandpoint/disk-image/20061029/kuro_annex31.20061029.tar.bz2]] at /mnt. -- It must also use "p" option to tar command. - "cd /mnt/etc" and "sh MAKEDEV all". - Edit /mnt/etc/fstab to fit your partitions. - Edit /mnt/etc/rc.conf to fit your environments. -- On Linux, take *normal* kernel from [[here>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/kernel/sample/netbsd.GENERIC3_1.20061029.bin.bz2]] and extract it. +- On Linux, take *normal* kernel from [[here>http://kurobsd.ki.nu/download/testing/sandpoint/kernel-3/netbsd.GENERIC3_1.20061029.bin.bz2]] and extract it. - It may boot with "insmod nbloader_v3.o kernel=netbsd.GENERIC3_1.20061029.bin cmdline=bootdev=wd0a". - If something wrong, take "trial-pack" kernel and solve the problem. Good luck! ** Entity commands > # ls bin/ > [ csh ed mkdir rcmd stty > cat date expr mt rcp sync > chio dd hostname mv rm systrace > chmod df kill pax rmdir tar > cp domainname ln ps sh tcsh > cpio echo ls pwd sleep test > # ls sbin/ > atactl fsck_ffs mount_fdesc newfs routed > badsect fsck_lfs mount_ffs newfs_lfs rrestore > brconfig fsck_msdos mount_filecore newfs_msdos rtsol > ccdconfig fsdb mount_kernfs nologin savecore > cgdconfig fsirand mount_lfs pfctl scsictl > clri halt mount_mfs pflogd setkey > dhclient ifconfig mount_msdos ping shutdown > dhclient-script init mount_nfs ping6 slattach > disklabel ipf mount_ntfs poweroff swapctl > dkctl ipppctl mount_null pppoectl swapon > dmesg lmcctl mount_overlay raidctl sysctl > drvctl mbrlabel mount_portal rcorder tbrconfig > dump mknod mount_procfs rdump ttyflags > dump_lfs modload mount_ptyfs rdump_lfs tunefs > fastboot modunload mount_smbfs reboot umount > fasthalt mount mount_ufs resize_lfs veriexecctl > fdisk mount_ados mount_umap restore vinum > fsck mount_cd9660 mount_union rndctl wdogctl > fsck_ext2fs mount_ext2fs newbtconf route wsconsctl > # ls usr/bin/ > awk chgrp file gunzip kdump less passwd vi > bunzip2 cmp find gzcat ktrace login sed wall > bzcat du ftp gzip ktruss more tr wget > bzip2 env grep install ldd page tset zcat > # ls usr/sbin/ > chgrp group groupinfo installboot useradd usermod > chroot groupadd groupmod pwd_mkdb userdel vipw > dev_mkdb groupdel inetd user userinfo vnconfig ** Free size of the RAM disk > # df -ki / > Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity iused ifree %iused Mounted on > /dev/md0a 13999 13637 362 97% 2053 377 84% / ** Special thanks - Mr. Nijino-san - Guru of NetBSD/landisk ---- #counter