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If the machine doesn't continue to boot after leaving the UKC, there must be no mountable, writable media available for the UKC to write the /bsd.new file. (Or no recognized drive devices on the IDE channel) Is(are) the drive(s) specified as type "auto" in the BIOS? What is your...

Have you tried specifying /bsd.new at the boot> prompt? 4ltern4te

Roberto- Your machine reboots when you exit the UKC? 4ltern4te

In that case, do this- Create a file called /etc/myroutes. In this file, place all of your static routes. Put them in the form: gateway network/netmask eg. 10.0.0.1 10.0.3.0/24 10.0.0.1 10.0.5.0/25 Load up /etc/netstart in vi. Add the following code to handle the static routes contained...

Johan- Ok. Have you opened up the server yet? Dell ships the poweredge with the hard drives attached to the third IDE controller. Windows doesn't mind this, but *nix chokes on it. Open the case, and verifiy that your hard drives are jumpered to master/slave configuration on the primary IDE...

Cz- Have you disabled all BIOS caching in the CMOS?

route [-n] *command* [-net | -host ] *destination* *gateway* see "man route" for commands, options, etc.

Johan- I think it is a DMA issue. The a.out version of 3.3(stable) does not seem to recognize the correct DMA modes for the IDE drives. Have you tried disabling DMA mode entirely? at the boot> prompt, enter "-c" (no quotes) to drop into the UKC (user kernel configurator, I think) [...

Post your pf.conf and sysctl.conf

this might help you out: http://www.blackant.net/other/docs/howto-full-system-ram.php After the system loads, the disk is no longer required, and the machine will run as you have configured it until it is rebooted. Let me know how it goes.

You may want to try disabling the USB controller in the system's BIOS, and see if you can successfully boot. Otherwise, you may need to change the configuration of the device with the UKC (User Kernel Configurator) at the boot> prompt, enter '-c', and you'll drop into the UKC. type 'change USB*'...

I answered my own question. The fix was simple. The hard drives were jumpered to "cable select", and the cdrom drive was "cable select" on the third IDE controller. I set the hard drives in a master/slave config, changed the cdrom to be the secondary master, and she booted...

I've got a new Dell PowerEdge 600SC- 2.4ghz P4, two 40gig IDE's with a ServerWorks CMIC_SL Host board. Every attempt to boot OpenBSD 3.2 or 3.3 ends with: extent_free: start 0x36e, end 0x371 panic:extent_free: region not found After this, any key pressed results in a reboot of the system. I...