Sorry if this is lengthy, but it gives full background.
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time.
It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel) installed. I booted and the system
hung after probing floppy drive.
Last line I see: fd0 at fdc0
On Nov 5, 2007 6:24 PM, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if this is lengthy, but it gives full background.
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time.
It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel) installed. I booted and the system
hung
On Nov 05 16:24:53, Michael wrote:
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time. It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel)
installed.
I assume that the drive you just inserted is the only one in that
box, and you are booting from this drive.
Nick Guenther wrote:
On Nov 5, 2007 6:24 PM, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if this is lengthy, but it gives full background.
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time.
It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel) installed. I booted
Jan Stary wrote:
On Nov 05 16:24:53, Michael wrote:
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time. It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel)
installed.
I assume that the drive you just inserted is the only one in that
box, and you are
Jan Stary wrote:
On Nov 05 16:24:53, Michael wrote:
I installed a back-up hd (from different computer) into a computer that
I haven't used for some time. It had openbsd-4.1 (generic kernel)
installed.
I assume that the drive you just inserted is the only one in that
box, and you are
Ok, just tried rebooting with your suggestion of:
boot -c
disable fdc*
boot
Actually, I had to quit instead of boot
It stopped at the same place: fd0 at fdc0 drive 0: 1.44MB 80cyl, 2 head, 18
sec
Enable verbose in ukc. It often shows silent probes that fail and
lock the system
Thanks everybody.
I did *another* fresh install and this time the system boots after
installation.
I have done 4 reboots. Each reboot was after modifying a file in /etc
(sudoers, /mail/aliases), and adding programs.
I don't know why the system wouldn't boot after previous upgrading and
then
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