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LiveCD does not support SCSI #2
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That seems odd. I'm using the cd right now on VMWare Fusion with VMWare's LSI / FusionMPT based driver. The livecd autodetects everything from a default VMWare setup without any trouble. I've dropped a copy of the VMWare config file I'm using here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34890805/GenZfsInstallTest.vmx -Zac On Feb 1, 2012, at 2:59 PM, Richard wrote:
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I am using the pvscsi device, which is probably the reason we are having different results. pvscsi is more efficient than lsilogic on vmware. |
I don't think Gentoo's stock installcd includes that. The kernel config I built with was extracted from the most recent installcd's /proc/config. I'm planning to re-roll the installcd at least with renamed spl, and possibly with stock portage tree for ZFS (have a few issues I still need to patch ebuilds for, but I think they're only applicable to booting from ZFS). I'll see if I can get the various VMWare pv drivers in when I redo it. |
I gave your LiveCD a try, but it does not contain SCSI drivers. I am using those to do development in VMWare Player because I find SCSI to be more efficient than IDE.
If you do a respin of your LiveCD, please consider including SCSI drivers in it.
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