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.Dd March 14, 2004
.Dt INSTALLBOOT 8
.Os
.Sh NAME
.Nm installboot
.Nd install disk bootstrap software
.
.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Nm
.Op Fl nv
.Bk -words
.Op Fl m Ar machine
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl o Ar options
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl t Ar fstype
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl b Ar s1bno
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl B Ar s2bno
.Ek
.Ar filesystem
.Ar primary
.Op Ar secondary
.Nm
.Fl c
.Op Fl nv
.Bk -words
.Op Fl m Ar machine
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl o Ar options
.Ek
.Bk -words
.Op Fl t Ar fstype
.Ek
.Ar filesystem
.
.Sh DESCRIPTION
The
.Nm
utility installs and removes
.Nx
disk bootstrap software into a file system.
.Nm
can install
.Ar primary
into
.Ar filesystem ,
or disable an existing bootstrap in
.Ar filesystem .
.Pp
Generally,
.Nx
disk bootstrap software consists of two parts: a
.Dq primary
bootstrap program usually written into the disklabel area of the
file system by
.Nm ,
and a
.Dq secondary
bootstrap program that usually resides as an ordinary file in the file system.
.Pp
When booting, the primary bootstrap program is loaded and invoked by
the machine's PROM or BIOS.
After receiving control of the system it loads and runs the secondary
bootstrap program, which in turn loads and runs the kernel.
The secondary bootstrap may allow control over various boot parameters
passed to the kernel.
.Pp
Perform the following steps to make a file system bootable:
.Bl -enum
.It
Copy the secondary bootstrap (usually
.Pa /usr/mdec/boot. Ns Sy MACHINE
or
.Pa /usr/mdec/boot )
to the root directory of the target file system.
.Pp
.
.It
Use
.Nm
to install the primary bootstrap program
(usually
.Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_ Ns Sy FSTYPE )
into
.Ar filesystem .
.Pp
The following platforms do not require this step if the primary bootstrap
already exists and the secondary bootstrap file is just being updated:
.Sy alpha ,
.Sy amiga ,
.Sy i386 ,
.Sy pmax ,
.Sy sparc64 ,
and
.Sy vax .
.Pp
The following platform does not require the first step since a
single bootstrap file is used.
The single bootstrap is installed like the primary bootstrap on
other platforms:
.Sy next68k .
.Pp
.El
.Pp
The options and arguments recognized by
.Nm
are as follows:
.
.Bl -tag -width "optionsxxx"
.
.It Fl b Ar s1bno
Install
.Ar primary
at block number
.Ar s1bno
instead of the default location for the machine and file system type.
.Sy [ alpha ,
.Sy pmax ,
.Sy vax ]
.
.It Fl B Ar s2bno
When hard-coding the blocks of
.Ar secondary
into
.Ar primary ,
start from block
.Ar s2bno
instead of trying to determine the block numbers occupied by
.Ar secondary
by examining
.Ar filesystem .
If this option is supplied,
.Ar secondary
should refer to an actual secondary bootstrap (rather than the
file name of the one present in
.Ar filesystem )
so that its size can be determined.
.
.It Fl c
Clear (remove) any existing bootstrap instead of installing one.
.
.It Fl m Ar machine
Use
.Ar machine
as the target machine type.
The default machine is determined from
.Xr uname 3
and then
.Ev MACHINE .
The following machines are currently supported by
.Nm :
.Bd -ragged -offset indent
.Sy alpha ,
.Sy amd64 ,
.Sy amiga ,
.Sy hp300 ,
.Sy i386 ,
.Sy macppc ,
.Sy news68k ,
.Sy newsmips ,
.Sy next68k ,
.Sy pmax ,
.Sy sparc ,
.Sy sparc64 ,
.Sy sun2 ,
.Sy sun3 ,
.Sy vax ,
.Sy x68k
.Ed
.
.
.It Fl n
Do not write to
.Ar filesystem .
.
.It Fl o Ar options
Machine specific
.Nm
options, comma separated.
.Pp
Supported options are (with the machines for they are valid in brackets):
.
.Bl -tag -offset indent -width alphasum
.
.It Sy alphasum
.Sy [ alpha ]
Recalculate and restore the Alpha checksum.
This is the default for
.Nx Ns Tn /alpha .
.
.It Sy append
.Sy [ alpha ,
.Sy pmax ,
.Sy vax ]
Append
.Ar primary
to the end of
.Ar filesystem ,
which must be a regular file in this case.
.
.It Sy command=\*[Lt]boot command\*[Gt]
.Sy [ amiga ]
Modify the default boot command line.
.
.It Sy console=\*[Lt]console name\*[Gt]
.Sy [ i386 ]
Set the console device, \*[Lt]console name\*[Gt] must be one of:
pc, com0, com1, com2, com3, com0kbd, com1kbd, com2kbd or com3kbd.
.
.It Sy keymap=\*[Lt]keymap\*[Gt]
.Sy [ i386 ]
Set a boot time keyboard translation map.
Each character in \*[Lt]keymap\*[Gt] will be replaced by the one following it.
For example, an argument of
.Dq zyz
would swap the lowercase letters
.Sq y
and
.Sq z .
.
.It Sy password=\*[Lt]password\*[Gt]
.Sy [ i386 ]
Set the password which must be entered before the boot menu can be accessed.
.
.It Sy resetvideo
.Sy [ i386 ]
Reset the video before booting.
.
.It Sy speed=\*[Lt]baud rate\*[Gt]
.Sy [ i386 ]
Set the baud rate for the serial console.
.
.It Sy sunsum
.Sy [ alpha ,
.Sy pmax ,
.Sy vax ]
Recalculate and restore the Sun and
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc
compatible checksum.
.Em Note :
The existing
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc
disklabel should use no more than 4 partitions.
.
.It Sy timeout=\*[Lt]seconds\*[Gt]
.Sy [ i386 ]
Set the timeout before the automatic boot begins to the given number of seconds.
.El
.
.It Fl t Ar fstype
Use
.Ar fstype
as the type of
.Ar filesystem .
The default operation is to attempt to auto-detect this setting.
The following file system types are currently supported by
.Nm :
.
.Bl -tag -offset indent -width ffs
.
.It Sy ffs
.Bx
Fast File System.
.
.It Sy raw
.Sq Raw
image.
Note: if a platform needs to hard-code the block offset of the secondary
bootstrap, it cannot be searched for on this file system type, and must
be provided with
.Fl B Ar s2bno .
.El
.
.It Fl v
Verbose operation.
.
.It Ar filesystem
The path name of the device or file system image that
.Nm
is to operate on.
It is not necessary for
.Ar filesystem
to be a currently mounted file system.
.
.It Ar primary
The path name of the
.Dq primary
boot block to install.
.
.It Ar secondary
The path name of the
.Dq secondary
boot block,
relative to the top of
.Ar filesystem .
Most systems require
.Ar secondary
to be in the
.Dq root
directory of the file system, so the leading
.Dq Pa /
is not necessary on
.Ar secondary .
.Pp
Only certain combinations of
platform
.Pq Fl m Ar machine
and file system type
.Pq Fl t Ar fstype
require that the name of the secondary bootstrap is
supplied as
.Ar secondary ,
so that information such as the disk block numbers occupied
by the secondary bootstrap can be stored in the primary bootstrap.
These are:
.Bl -column "Platform" "File systems" -offset indent
.It Sy "Platform" Ta Sy "File systems"
.It macppc Ta ffs, raw
.It news68k Ta ffs, raw
.It newsmips Ta ffs, raw
.It sparc Ta ffs, raw
.It sun2 Ta ffs, raw
.It sun3 Ta ffs, raw
.El
.El
.Pp
.Nm
exits 0 on success, and \*[Gt]0 if an error occurs.
.
.Sh ENVIRONMENT
.Nm
uses the following environment variables:
.
.Bl -tag -width "MACHINE"
.
.It Ev MACHINE
Default value for
.Ar machine ,
overriding the result from
.Xr uname 3 .
.
.El
.
.Sh FILES
Most
.Nx
ports will contain variations of the following files:
.Pp
.Bl -tag -width /usr/mdec/bootxx_ustarfs
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_ Ns Sy FSTYPE
Primary bootstrap for file system type
.Sy FSTYPE .
Installed into the bootstrap area of the file system by
.Nm .
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv1
Primary bootstrap for
.Sy FFSv1
file systems
(the "traditional"
.Nx
file system).
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv2
Primary bootstrap for
.Sy FFSv2
file systems.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_lfsv1
Primary bootstrap for
.Sy LFSv1
file systems.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_lfsv2
Primary bootstrap for
.Sy LFSv2
file systems
(the default LFS version).
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_msdos
Primary bootstrap for
.Tn MS-DOS
.Sy FAT
file systems.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootxx_ustarfs
Primary bootstrap for
.Sy TARFS
boot images.
This is used by various install media.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/boot. Ns Sy MACHINE
Secondary bootstrap for machine type
.Sy MACHINE .
This should be installed into the file system before
.Nm
is run.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/boot
Synonym for
.Pa /usr/mdec/boot. Ns Sy MACHINE
.
.It Pa /boot. Ns Sy MACHINE
Installed copy of secondary bootstrap for machine type
.Sy MACHINE .
.
.It Pa /boot
Installed copy of secondary bootstrap.
Searched for by the primary bootstrap if
.Pa /boot. Ns Sy MACHINE
is not found.
.
.El
.
.Ss NetBSD/next68k files
.
.Bl -tag -width /usr/mdec/bootxx_ustarfs
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/boot
.Nx Ns Tn /next68k
bootstrap.
.
.El
.
.Ss NetBSD/sparc64 files
.
.Bl -tag -width /usr/mdec/bootxx_ustarfs
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/bootblk
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc64
primary bootstrap.
.
.It Pa /usr/mdec/ofwboot
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc64
secondary bootstrap.
.
.It Pa /ofwboot
Installed copy of
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc64
secondary bootstrap.
.
.El
.
.Sh EXAMPLES
.
.Ss common
Verbosely install the Berkeley Fast File System primary bootstrap on to disk
.Sq sd0 :
.Dl Ic installboot -v /dev/rsd0c /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffs
.Pp
Remove the primary bootstrap from disk
.Sq sd1 :
.Dl Ic installboot -c /dev/rsd1c
.
.Ss NetBSD/amiga
Modify the command line to change the default from "netbsd -ASn2" to
"netbsd -S":
.Dl Ic installboot -m amiga -o command="netbsd -S" /dev/rsd0a /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffs
.
.Ss NetBSD/i386
Install new boot blocks on an existing mounted root file system on
.Sq wd0 ,
setting the timeout to five seconds, after copying a new secondary
bootstrap:
.Dl Ic cp /usr/mdec/boot /boot
.Dl Ic installboot -v -o timeout=5 /dev/rwd0a /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv1
.
.Pp
Create a bootable floppy disk with an FFSv1
file system for a small custom kernel (note: bigger kernels needing
multiple disks are handled with the ustarfs file system):
.Dl Ic newfs -s 1440k /dev/rfd0a
.Bd -ragged -offset indent-two -compact
.Em Note:
Ignore the warnings that
.Xr newfs 8
displays; it can not write a disklabel,
which is not a problem for a floppy disk.
.Ed
.Dl Ic mount /dev/fd0a /mnt
.Dl Ic cp /usr/mdec/boot /mnt/boot
.Dl Ic gzip -9 \*[Lt] sys/arch/i386/compile/mykernel/netbsd \*[Gt] /mnt/netbsd.gz
.Dl Ic umount /mnt
.Dl Ic installboot -v /dev/rfd0a /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffsv1
.
.Pp
Create a bootable FAT file system on
.Sq wd1a ,
which should have the same offset and size as a FAT primary partition
in the Master Boot Record (MBR):
.Dl Ic newfs_msdos -r 16 /dev/rwd1a
.Bd -ragged -offset indent-two -compact
.Em Notes:
The
.Fl r Ar 16
is to reserve space for the primary bootstrap.
.Xr newfs_msdos 8
will display an
.Dq MBR type
such as
.Ql 1 ,
.Ql 4 ,
or
.Ql 6 ;
the MBR partition type of the appropriate primary partition should be
changed to this value.
.Ed
.Dl Ic mount -t msdos /dev/wd1a /mnt
.Dl Ic cp /usr/mdec/boot /mnt/boot
.Dl Ic cp path/to/kernel /mnt/netbsd
.Dl Ic umount /mnt
.Dl Ic installboot -t raw /dev/rwd1a /usr/mdec/bootxx_msdos
.Bd -ragged -offset indent-two -compact
.Em Note:
It may be necessary to ensure that there is a valid
.Nx
disklabel on
.Sq wd1
for the primary bootstrap to function correctly.
.Ed
.
.Ss NetBSD/next68k
Install the bootstrap on to disk
.Sq sd0 :
.Dl Ic installboot /dev/rsd0c /usr/mdec/boot
.Pp
.
.Ss NetBSD/pmax
Install the Berkeley Fast File System primary bootstrap on to disk
.Sq sd0 :
.Dl Ic installboot /dev/rsd0c /usr/mdec/bootxx_ffs
.Pp
.Nx Ns Tn /pmax
requires that this file system starts at block 0 of the disk.
.Pp
Install the ISO 9660 primary bootstrap in the file
.Pa /tmp/cd-image :
.Dl Ic installboot -m pmax /tmp/cd-image /usr/mdec/bootxx_cd9660
.Pp
Make an ISO 9660 filesystem in the file
.Pa /tmp/cd-image
and install the ISO 9660 primary bootstrap in the filesystem, where the
source directory for the ISO 9660 filesystem contains a kernel, the
primary bootstrap
.Pa bootxx_cd9660
and the secondary bootstrap
.Pa boot.pmax :
.Dl Ic mkisofs -o /tmp/cd-image -a -l -v iso-source-dir
.Dl ...
.Dl 48 51 iso-source-dir/bootxx_cd9660
.Dl ...
.Dl Ic installboot -b `expr 48 \e* 4` /tmp/cd-image /usr/mdec/bootxx_cd9660
.
.Ss NetBSD/sparc
Install the Berkeley Fast File System primary bootstrap on to disk
.Sq sd0 ,
with the secondary bootstrap
.Sq Pa /boot
already present:
.Dl Ic installboot /dev/rsd0c /usr/mdec/bootxx /boot
.
.Ss NetBSD/sparc64
Install the Berkeley Fast File System primary bootstrap on to disk
.Sq wd0 :
.Dl Ic installboot /dev/rwd0c /usr/mdec/bootblk
.Pp
The secondary
.Nx Ns Tn /sparc64
bootstrap is located in
.Pa /usr/mdec/ofwboot .
.
.Ss NetBSD/sun2 and NetBSD/sun3
Install the Berkeley Fast File System primary bootstrap on to disk
.Sq sd0 ,
with the secondary bootstrap
.Sq Pa /boot
already present:
.Dl Ic installboot /dev/rsd0c /usr/mdec/bootxx /boot
.
.Sh SEE ALSO
.Xr uname 3 ,
.Xr boot 8 ,
.Xr disklabel 8
.
.Sh HISTORY
This implementation of
.Nm
appeared in
.Nx 1.6 .
.
.Sh AUTHORS
The machine independent portion of this implementation of
.Nm
was written by Luke Mewburn.
The following people contributed to the various machine dependent
back-ends:
Simon Burge (pmax),
Chris Demetriou (alpha),
Matthew Fredette (sun2, sun3),
Matthew Green (sparc64),
Ross Harvey (alpha),
Michael Hitch (amiga),
Paul Kranenburg (sparc),
David Laight (i386),
Christian Limpach (next68k),
Luke Mewburn (macppc),
Matt Thomas (vax),
and
Izumi Tsutsui (news68k, newsmips).
.
.Sh BUGS
There are not currently primary bootstraps to support all file systems
types which are capable of being the root file system.
.
.Ss NetBSD/alpha
The
.Nx Ns Tn /alpha
primary bootstrap program can only load the secondary bootstrap program
from file systems starting at the beginning (block 0) of disks.
Similarly, the secondary bootstrap program can only load kernels from
file systems starting at the beginning of disks.
.Pp
The size of primary bootstrap programs is restricted to 7.5KB, even
though some file systems (e.g., ISO 9660) are able to accommodate larger
ones.
.
.Ss NetBSD/hp300
The disk must have a boot partition large enough to hold the bootstrap code.
Currently the primary bootstrap must be a LIF format file.
.
.Ss NetBSD/i386 and NetBSD/amd64
The bootstrap must be installed in the
.Nx
partition that starts at the beginning of the mbr partition.
If that is a valid filesystem and contains the
.Pa /boot
program then it will be used as the root filesystem, otherwise the
.Sq a
partition will be booted.
.Pp
The size of primary bootstrap programs is restricted to 8KB, even
though some file systems (e.g., ISO 9660) are able to accommodate larger
ones.
.
.Ss NetBSD/next68k
The size of bootstrap programs is restricted to the free space before
the file system at the beginning of the disk minus 8KB.
.
.Ss NetBSD/pmax
The
.Nx Ns Tn /pmax
secondary bootstrap program can only load kernels from file
systems starting at the beginning of disks.
.Pp
The size of primary bootstrap programs is restricted to 7.5KB, even
though some file systems (e.g., ISO 9660) are able to accommodate larger
ones.
.
.Ss NetBSD/sun2 and NetBSD/sun3
The
.Nx Ns Tn /sun2
and
.Nx Ns Tn /sun3
secondary bootstrap program can only load kernels from file
systems starting at the beginning of disks.
.
.Ss NetBSD/vax
The
.Nx Ns Tn /vax
secondary bootstrap program can only load kernels from file systems
starting at the beginning of disks.
.Pp
The size of primary bootstrap programs is restricted to 7.5KB, even
though some file systems (e.g., ISO 9660) are able to accommodate larger
ones.