| LOADBSD(8) | System Manager's Manual (x68k) | LOADBSD(8) |
loadbsd —
loadbsd.x |
[-hvV] [-abDs]
[-r root_device]
kernel_file |
loadbsd is a program runs on Human68k. It loads and
executes the specified NetBSD/x68k kernel.
The options (for loadbsd itself) are as
follows:
The options for NetBSD kernel are as follows:
-a-s
flag.-bRB_ASKNAME boot
flag to the kernel.-dRB_DFLTROOT boot
flag to the kernel.-DRB_KDB boot flag to
the kernel.-r
root_devicesd@0,0:a’. Note that the
boot device name is not the same as that of
NetBSD. See
BOOT DEVICE NAMES below.-sRB_SINGLE boot flag to the
kernel. This disables -a flag. This flag is set by
default.Although listed separately, the options may be in any order.
[/interface/]dev@unit[,lun][:partition]spc@0’,
‘spc@1’,
‘mha@0’. If the dev is a SCSI
device, and interface is omitted, the current boot interface is used.fd’ (floppy
disk drive), ‘sd’ (SCSI disk),
‘cd’ (SCSI CD-ROM),
‘md’ (Memory disk).a’ is used if omitted.loadbsd utility first appeared in
NetBSD 1.4.
loadbsd reads the entire kernel image at once, and
requires enough free area on the main memory.
| February 17, 2017 | NetBSD 10.1 |