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bsdboot.com - boot *BSD from DOS
March, 5. 2002
A program booting FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD from DOS.
SYNOPSIS
bsdboot [boot option] file [kernel option]
Boot options are:
-u : boots from UFS filesystem.
-c command : executes command.
-i : Interactive mode.
-f : boots FreeBSD.
-n : boots NetBSD.
-o : boots OpenBSD.
`file' designates the kernel file name.
`kernel option' designates each BSD's kernel options.
`man boot' to look up the kernel options.
USAGE AND CAVEAT
Cannot boot from WindowsNT.
Booting from DOS/Windows95/98 with himem.sys causes the system hung.
Start without himem.sys.
Case of DOS
Remove the line `device=himem.sys' from config.sys and restart.
Case of Windows95
1. Press F8 key in about 2 seconds after it displays `starting windows95...'.
2. Select `Step-by-step confirmation' in the menu and then answer N
to all of the questions.
Case of Windows98
1. Start the machine with CTRL key pressed.
2. Select `Step-by-step confirmation' in the menu and then answer N
to all of the questions.
Examples: Booting FreeBSD
bsdboot -f kernel
Booting OpenBSD in single-user mode
bsdboot -o bsd -s
Compilation method
You need syssrc.tgz of NetBSD 1.5. Please get it from anywhere.
With the following procedure, "WORK" signifies working directory.
set WORK="working directory"
cd $WORK
tar -xovzf syssrc.tgz
patch -p0 < bsdboot.patch
cd $WORK/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/stand/dosboot
For compile with NetBSD:
make
For compile with OpenBSD:
make OBJECT_FMT=AOUT KERNEL=OPENBSD
In case of appearing following message:
make: don't know how to make bsdboot.com.cat1. Stop
you do not need to mind it.
For compile with FreeBSD:
Please refer to an appendix.
bsdboot.com will be made in $WORK/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/stand/dosboot,
please use this.
I successfully compiled it with NetBSD 1.5.
BUGS
Optional of FreeBSD as -D and -P, i does not do implement till now.
Condition of redistribution
After a patch application, a file including a description of
distribution condition obeys it.
As for the file which there is not of description, you can change or
redistribute it freely.
An immunity from responsibility
An author does not bear responsibility, for any kind of damage to
originate in this software.
In addition, I do not bear duty of support either.
--
kurati
http://www.nurs.or.jp/~kurati/
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Appendix
Compilation method with FreeBSD
You need make of NetBSD.
Because a binary does not work as it is you need to make it from source.
Please do the following work after obtaining sources of
NetBSD (i386) described below.
src.tgz
base.tgz
comp.tgz
Method to compile make of NetBSD with FreeBSD
WORK signifies working directory in following discussion.
1. extracting sources.
set WORK="working directory"
cd $WORK
tar -xovzf src.tgz usr/src/usr.bin/make
tar -xovzf base.tgz ./usr/share/mk/sys.mk
tar -xovzf comp.tgz ./usr/share/mk/
2. modify Makefile
cd $WORK/usr/src/usr.bin/make
You must change line of CPPFLAGS+=... of the fourth line of
Makefile in CFLAGS+=...
3. make
make
Method to compile bsdboot.com with FreeBSD
1. refer to section of compilation method, extract sources and
apply of patch to source.
2. compile it.
cd $WORK/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/stand/dosboot
set MAKE=$WORK/usr/src/usr.bin/make/make
setenv OBJFORMAT aout
$MAKE -m $WORK/usr/share/mk MAKE=$MAKE KERNEL=FREEBSD
Thanks.
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