Boot problem

Hello Three questions: 1. I am trying to install Debian on an IBM ThinkPad 760EL but the machine dont want to boot. I use a floppy with resc1440.bin, at the boot prompt I type linux floppy=thinkpad with no results. I have read the instructions about boot parameters to use and ThinkPad is

Re: Boot problem

Erik Eriksson wrote: 3. Can you recommend any SQL based freeware for Linux, we would like to do s ome tests. There are Debian packages for PostgreSQL, mSQL, mysql and nosql. (mSQL and mysql are in non-free.) -- Oliver Elphick[EMAIL PROTECTED] Isle of

Mdutils boot problem

Hi all, I seem to have a mis-configured mdutils package (version 0.35-14 running on an up-to-date hamm system) and hope someone can help. I have a single entry in /etc/mdtab created by mdcreate: /dev/md0 linear,4k,0,8fd9453a /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdc1 /dev/hdc2 /dev/hdc3 /dev/hdc5 /dev/hdc6 and an

Re: Mdutils boot problem

On Tue, Feb 17, 1998 at 08:17:19AM -0800, Norris Preyer wrote: I seem to have a mis-configured mdutils package (version 0.35-14 running on an up-to-date hamm system) and hope someone can help. Oups, sorry, two days ago I noticed that the S25mdutils.sh was not removed by removing mdutils.

Re: boot problem with tbeach maui

Tamas Imrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anyone know how I can disable this 'searching' for scsi at 0x330? Reconfigure and recompile your kernel with only the devices you really have -- if the code's not there, it can't probe. make-kpkg from kernel-package should make this quite easy. --

Re: boot problem with tbeach maui

Thank you! That's what I find about in other howto-s and documents about sound and scsi cards. Tamas Imrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tamas Imrei [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anyone know how I can disable this 'searching' for scsi at 0x330? Reconfigure and recompile your kernel with only

boot problem with tbeach maui

Hello to everyone! I've read somewhere that linux looks for a scsi device at i/o port 0x330, where my maui card is. So if my maui is in the machine, linux cannot start. If I remove it it can start. It stops a bit after recognizing my ide devices. Does anyone know how I can disable this

Re: kernel 2.0.30 (boot problem)

://www.binary.net.au On Fri, 12 Sep 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please, help me with clarifying a boot problem. I have upgraded from Debian 1.2.17 to Debian 1.3.1, and the machine will not boot. I have recompiled the kernel 2.0.30 and rebooted the machine again. Now it hangs, but then finally

kernel 2.0.30 (boot problem)

Please, help me with clarifying a boot problem. I have upgraded from Debian 1.2.17 to Debian 1.3.1, and the machine will not boot. I have recompiled the kernel 2.0.30 and rebooted the machine again. Now it hangs, but then finally boots. This is dmesg with a troubled hda disk

Re: Boot problem

Daniel == Daniel Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Daniel Now, I wanted to boot my machine in Linux. There's been no Daniel problem with that until now. All that comes up is: LIL- And Daniel then there's no response. This sounds as if you need to reboot with a floppy, then run lilo as root. The

floppy boot problem

I tried to make a boot floppy by copying the kernel on the floppy: cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage /dev/fd0 it works except that when I boot from the floppy my Adaptec 1542 isn't recognized at boot; when I boot with the same kernel from the hard disk the 1542 is recognized without

Re: floppy boot problem

Hubert FAUQUE wrote: I tried to make a boot floppy by copying the kernel on the floppy: cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage /dev/fd0 it works except that when I boot from the floppy my Adaptec 1542 isn't recognized at boot; when I boot with the same kernel from the hard disk the 1542 is

Re: floppy boot problem

Hubert FAUQUE wrote: I tried to make a boot floppy by copying the kernel on the floppy: cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage /dev/fd0 it works except that when I boot from the floppy my Adaptec 1542 isn't recognized at boot; when I boot with the same kernel from the hard disk the 1542 is

Re: Debian Boot Problem

On Tue, 10 Dec 1996, Farzad FARID wrote: On Tue, 10 Dec 1996, Butch Kemper wrote: I have a problem booting the Debian Kernel 2.0.25 as it hangs with this on the screent: GSCD: Version 0.4a Oliver Raupach ... GSCD: Trying to detect a Goldstar R420 .. GSCD: GoldStar

Debian Boot Problem

I have a problem booting the Debian Kernel 2.0.25 as it hangs with this on the screent: GSCD: Version 0.4a Oliver Raupach ... GSCD: Trying to detect a Goldstar R420 .. GSCD: GoldStar Interfac Adapter does not exist or H/W error $id: cm206.c,v 0.99.1.1 1996/08/11 10:35:01 david Exp $

Re: Debian Boot Problem

For now, please boot your system with the command: linux reserve=0x340 or linux cm206=0x350 Where 0x350 is any unused address on your system. I'll have to remove this from the next kernel. I wanted to see if more than one person hit this problem, or if it was simply someone with

Re: Debian Boot Problem

On Tue, 10 Dec 1996, Butch Kemper wrote: I have a problem booting the Debian Kernel 2.0.25 as it hangs with this on the screent: GSCD: Version 0.4a Oliver Raupach ... GSCD: Trying to detect a Goldstar R420 .. GSCD: GoldStar Interfac Adapter does not exist or H/W error $id:

Re: LILO boot problem (fixed!)

Thanks to all that helped me out on this one. Once I entered the BIOS disk parameters it worked great. Al Youngwerth [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: LILO boot problem (still!)

You are probably way ahead of me but I remember getting that error under 2 conditions (I think). 1. If the geometry of the disk didn't match its real geometry or the boot partition went past the 1024 sector (although it is supposedly possible to fake out the boot proms according

LILO boot problem (still!)

After trying everything everyone suggested a couple of weeks ago I gave up and went on vacation. I've been back all week but now I have to deal with it. My problem is this: when booting from the hard disk I get LI from LILO and nothing else. I thought that this problem was caused by the fact

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