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Re: "No hard drives found" on HP-UX 712/60 (debian_3.0_r0_hppa)



On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 12:08:32AM -0500, bill hendrickson wrote:
> So i 'boot scsi.2.0' to boot off cdrom, and debian install starts cranking.
> w00t! i get to the point after keyboard config, and it says "no hard drives
> were detected blah blah blah". wtf?

Where did the 4GB HD come from?
You know if it has 512 byte sectors and not some other size (like 520
byte)?
Does the 4GB HD work in another system?

The fact that PDC can detect the 4GB HD is a good sign.
The install CD not seeing it suggests something is wierd about the HD.

> the solutions were to try booting with "vanilla" (no idea 
> what this would do) or "bf24" (which i guess boots the 2.4 kernel which i 
> guess might support my 4GB drive? and why would 2.2 be the default kernel, 
> and not 2.4?).

No parisc 2.2 kernel exists. parisc requires features (VM, DMA) in 2.4.
bf24 mostly likely refers to boot floppies versioning.

grant



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