Bug 18738

Summary:	/usr/bin/doscmd reports a 286 while booting
Product:	Base System	Reporter:	giffunip <giffunip>
Component:	bin	Assignee:	Thomas Gellekum <tg>
Status:	Closed FIXED
Severity:	Affects Only Me
Priority:	Normal
Version:	Unspecified
Hardware:	Any
OS:	Any

Description giffunip 2000-05-22 05:40:01 UTC

Minix 386 is known to work on protected mode on several 
emulators, and doscmd shouldn't restrict the instruction set.

Running doscmd -bx to boot Minix 386 fails with a message
"Cannot load a 386 kernel on this 286"

FWIW, msd.exe /I reports other (probably unrelated) problems.

How-To-Repeat: Result of using -v option:
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Set video mode to 03
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Get configuration
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]
Int8 [f100:006c]
Int1c [f100:006e]
Int9 [f100:0032]

Comment 1 Tim Vanderhoek 2000-05-22 07:57:16 UTC

On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 09:34:27PM -0700, giffunip@asme.org wrote:
> 
> >Number:         18738
> >Category:       bin
> >Synopsis:       /usr/bin/doscmd reports a 286 while booting
> >Confidential:   no
> >Severity:       non-critical
> >Priority:       low
> >Responsible:    freebsd-bugs
> >State:          open
> >Quarter:        
> >Keywords:       
> >Date-Required:
> >Class:          wish
                  ^^^^^^

Uh, ya.  No kidding.


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Signature withheld by request of author.

Comment 2 Mike Heffner freebsd_committer

2001-06-16 21:11:37 UTC

Responsible Changed
From-To: freebsd-bugs->tg

tg's been doing some work with doscmd. He can decide whether 
this is feasible.

Comment 3 Tim Robbins freebsd_committer

2004-08-27 13:21:42 UTC

State Changed
From-To: open->closed

doscmd is no longer part of the FreeBSD base system.

Comment 4 pfgshield-pedro 2004-09-04 19:01:11 UTC

Perhaps a category change to 'ports' would've been pertinent.


	

	
		
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