Hi Doug. On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 13:12:15 -0700 (PDT) Doug White <dwhite_at_gumbysoft.com> wrote: > On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Marcin Jessa wrote: > > > I forgot to mention I am upgrading from 5.4-RELEASE to 6.0 The world and > > kernel compiled fine but the new installed by make installworld binaries > > make the make installworld process to fail. > > Oops... didn't follow the instructions in src/UPDATING, did you? :) You > need to install the new kernel and reboot before installing the binaries. That's exactly what I did. Built new world, built and installed new kernel, rebooted in single user mode, ran mergemaster -p and then make installworld. That's when the error kicked in. > > As you can see in this case, install fails first. > > I can copy install from 5.4 and then make installworld starts to complain about other binaries. > > When I copy over the entire /bin and /sbin from 5.4 I can use the userland applications again just fine (they give the same errors when I try to run the freshly installed ones). > > I also tried to copy over binaries from a snapshot CD (ISO downloaded from ftp2.jp.freebsd.org) but I still get the same error with those... > > I am stucked having no idea what may be wrong here... > > Your best bet is to reinstall 5.4-R over the broken system. This should > get enough working again to reattempt the upgrade. Just mount the > filesystems in sysinstall and don't newfs them. I tried that too. I have a working system running back on 5.4. I booted to livecd and copied over all the bins and libs. Btw, the 6.0 kernel seems to be running fine with 5.4 bins as well. Anyway, when I try to install new 6.0 world doing the same stuff all over again, the error occurs. I also tried to run with 6.0 binaries from CURRENT snapshot but then I get the same error booting my box. It immidiately falls to single user mode and /bin/sh cannot be executed becouse of that error. As I said, I am stucked and I have no idea why that happens...Received on Mon Jun 06 2005 - 18:34:46 UTC
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