Thank you, Brian

 It boots now. It was obviously a memory problem instead of detection
problem. Once I entered the memory settings, everything booted smoothly.
I still have much work to do, but is is a good beginning.


BTW: I used the same mem settings on my working debian system. Except
that it was not needed to setup the system. I already knew the solution,
but overlooked the obvious. I should have known that!!!

 To avoid such situations could the gentoo developers make some minimal
memory checks? I know that newer machines work ok, but anyway. At least
a warning?

Thanks again.

P.S.: I'm also a grub fun. But wasn't stated somewhere that grub has
problems with SCSI drives? Will try your recipe anyway.


Na 1074288181, 2004-01-16 ob 22:23, je Brian Downey napisal(a):
> >  I have a solid piece of hardware named Compaq. It's a rack mounted
> > machine with an astonishing P-200 processor and 4 SCSI disks.
> >  I tried with several distributions, but all failed. Finally I managed
> > to install a debian 3.0 on it. It runs a ftp/http server. Everything is
> > ok.
> >
> >  But some time ago I discovered Gentoo and I replaced my desktop
> > distribution from RH to G1.4. I'm happy with that. I would like to have
> > Gentoo also on the server, just to manage a single distribution.
> >
> >  I tried several times installing it, but always failed. I also tried
> > with the (gentoo based) Rescue CD 0.2.9 (www.sysresccd.org) which works
> > great on other machines, but no luck. Now I don't know how to proceed.
> >  I included a part of the booting process where the SCSI driver is
> > mentioned.
> >
> > Can somebody help?
> 
> Hey Goran,
> 
> I've installed Gentoo on many, many, eh.. many old Compaqs.  RAID and No
> RAID.  Check out these threads I wrote a while back for help.  If you're
> using a 1600/2500 you'll likely run into a few of those.
> 
> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=14574&highlight=proliant+2500
> 
> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=16206&highlight=proliant+2500
> 
> If you need any detailed help, feel free to email me directly.
> 
> -brian
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