<luckyluke>Shentino: as far as I understand the swapper thread only resumes previously swapped threads <luckyluke>also I think there is no fallback pager in the kernel <luckyluke>is there a way, booting with rumpdisk, to see the available devices? <youpi>rumpdisk prints them at boot already <youpi>after boot you can use devprobe and its -M option to tell it to use /dev/disk as master device port <luckyluke>ok, then in my case it's probably not detected or enabled <luckyluke>something like sudo devprobe -M /dev/disk part:1:device:wd0 ? <luckyluke>ok, I still can't find any disk. I have attached 2 IDE disks to qemu, one of which holds my rootfs and the other is an empty image <luckyluke>should I maybe disable ide in the kernel, like with noide? <youpi>if the kernel detects the disks, rumpdisk will disable its detection <youpi>so disable ide form the kernel, yes <luckyluke>ah, it seems I can't just move the disk image from ide to sata and adjust the root to sd0s1, then fsck still uses the old device... is there a way to override this? <luckyluke>but now after moving back the disk to ide it is detected as hd0 instead of hd2 :( <luckyluke>uhm with noide it seems also the sata disk is not probed... same with --disable-ide when configuring gnumach <luckyluke>it seems the issue is some combination of chipset and/or bus, I tried using the same options as in damo22 presentation at fosdem and it works :) ***GNUHacker is now known as GNUCraken