Re: A/UX Boot Problems

2002-12-30 Thread Sque


Rob wrote:

So I was finally able to get A/UX 3.01 installed on my Q700. It seemed to
install fine and when the machine is booted, it enters the A/UX launcher.
But when trying to boot, it comes up with an error message: Open on
'newunix' failed.

I tried changing the limited settings in the launcher, but nothing seems to
make a difference. I can list the directory contents and cat several text
files, but nothing else. I can't find too much related to this error message
on the net.
  

Still battling to get it on mine without the cd drive which might be a 
problem. ;)
Anyway have you looked at http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/os/aux/ 
 Under the subheading: Installation, third paragraph. If you've already 
tried this, sorry.
Good luck



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Re: A/UX Boot Problems

2002-12-30 Thread Rob
Thanks for the reply.

I've installed it three times, once as is written on this web page. Once as
a default easy install and once as the way that I would do it. None of
them will boot. It seems as though the directory structure is fine, so I'll
have to keep working on it.

Now that I have something that seems to install, perhaps I will drag one of
the other machines out and try it on there. Maybe I'm missing a system
enabler? Although, I've read that as long as the installer works OK, then I
shouldn't need anything else.

If the full system would come up, then I would have the full suite of Unix
tools to help get this fixed. But the way it sits, it is very limited.

Rob

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 Still battling to get it on mine without the cd drive which might be a
 problem. ;)
 Anyway have you looked at http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/os/aux/
  Under the subheading: Installation, third paragraph. If you've already
 tried this, sorry.


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Re: A/UX Boot Problems

2002-12-30 Thread Sque
The documentation is wonderful. :) if you could find some.
Half way through a network install of Debian on what was my Q800 now C650.
Have you taken the long walk through 
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/aux-faq/part1/  maybe you'll find something in 
the 4 pages, probably seen that one too.

Good luck.


Rob wrote:

Thanks for the reply.

I've installed it three times, once as is written on this web page. Once as
a default easy install and once as the way that I would do it. None of
them will boot. It seems as though the directory structure is fine, so I'll
have to keep working on it.

Now that I have something that seems to install, perhaps I will drag one of
the other machines out and try it on there. Maybe I'm missing a system
enabler? Although, I've read that as long as the installer works OK, then I
shouldn't need anything else.

If the full system would come up, then I would have the full suite of Unix
tools to help get this fixed. But the way it sits, it is very limited.

Rob
  





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