In message <[email protected]>, Peter Loron
writes:
>I picked up a SCSI cdrom today at lunch ($11 with a very nice cable),
>and loaded the updated OS on. That seemed to go ok.
>
>Now when I boot up, it tries to start the analysis system. I get
>prompted for the terminal type, and take the default of "hp". From
>there I get repeated messages of they system trying to start and then
>shutting down the analysis software.
Look out for this message or something similar:
"Cannot open backplane device driver"
That indicates that the PCI-bridge chip's SEEPROM is corrupted.
I have a procedure for fixing that.
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