> Is it really in AHCI mode? Yes, I enabled AHCI SATA mode in the BIOS
> This is talking about wd0, i.e. the rumpdisk device, i.e. gnumach > didn't detect the AHCI card. That's not expected, we need to know what > is actually showing up exactly in lspci, to be sure that the card is > showing up really in AHCI-compatible mode. I will try to execute it in rescue mode (the current Debian GNU/Hurd 2021 installation in compatibility mode has generate some errors and I can't access to tty. Next report) > Alternatively you could try to reboot to have the partition re-read. But > still it's not expected that partition re-read doesn't work, it is > implemented and works in my tests. As usual, actual error messages are > what you want to show, i.e. console 4 (or posssibly more conveniently, > /var/log/syslog) I tried it many times. If I do a installation in IDE mode and, after this, I try a new installation in AHCI mode, the installer detects the partitions correctly. But then fails in the "base system packages" step. > "no more room" looks like somehow rumpdisk is trying to handle more data > than it can. What is the actual size of your disk? I don't know what > sizes where actually tested at all. My harddisk has ~ 320 GB Thanks for your response, I will try to get more information El lun, 16 ago 2021 a las 20:34, Samuel Thibault (<samuel.thiba...@gnu.org>) escribió: > Hello, > > Almudena Garcia, le dim. 15 août 2021 02:04:38 +0200, a ecrit: > > Tonight I'm trying to install Debian GNU/Hurd 2021 in a Thinkpad T410, > > configuring SATA disk in AHCI mode, > > Is it really in AHCI mode? > > > The installer loads, but in partitioning step, after format the > partitions, I > > found this advice (first attached image) > > This is talking about wd0, i.e. the rumpdisk device, i.e. gnumach > didn't detect the AHCI card. That's not expected, we need to know what > is actually showing up exactly in lspci, to be sure that the card is > showing up really in AHCI-compatible mode. > > > If I try to continue, > > Alternatively you could try to reboot to have the partition re-read. But > still it's not expected that partition re-read doesn't work, it is > implemented and works in my tests. As usual, actual error messages are > what you want to show, i.e. console 4 (or posssibly more conveniently, > /var/log/syslog) > > > the installer format the partitions and then appears > > these errors (rest of images) > > "no more room" looks like somehow rumpdisk is trying to handle more data > than it can. What is the actual size of your disk? I don't know what > sizes where actually tested at all. > > Samuel >
