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Re: Trouble installing hurd-F3-main



How are you unpacking baseHurd.tgz onto the HDD?  From the CD or from a
floppy set?

Phil.

On Sun, 12 Aug 2001, Dave McDonald wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have downloaded the hurd-F3-mail CD and used it to create installation
> floppies.
> 
> The floppies seem to install fine and the Grub boot floppy loads the
> images from the /boot directory on the hard disk, but the boot stops
> (without any error messages) after noting that 419 microcode
> instructions have been loaded into the the Adaptec 2940U card.
> 
> The configuration of the machine is as follows:
> 
>         CPU(s):         Intel PPro 200 MHz
>         RAM:            128 Mb ECC 72 pin
>         Busses:         1 x PCI (PCI0) + 1 x ISA (PCI1)
>         Motherboard:
>                 Manufacturer:   ASUS? P6NA4
>                 BIOS:           "American Megatrends A6107MS V1.0
> 111496"
>                 Chipset:        Intel FX (maybe: that's what it looks
> like)
>         Peripherals:
>                 Onboard:        2 x Serial
>                                 1 x Parallel
>                                 2 x IDE controllers
>                                 1 x Floppy disk controller
>                                 2 x USB ports
>                 PCI Slots:      1 x generic S3 Trio64(+?) Virge
>                                 1 x Adaptec 2940 Ultra (single ended)
>                                     SCSI controller (ID#7)
>                                 2 x Intel EtherExpress Pro 10/100
> adapters
>         Drives:
>                 CDROM:  Hitachi CDR130 /dev/hdc (Linux)
>                 HDD:    Seagate ST3151N (ID#0)
>                                 Partition 1:    128 Mb, type 82 (swap)
>                                 Partition 2:    remainder of 2 Gb drive
>                 
> 
> The BIOS has been set to do the PnP configuration of the relevent
> devices.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> I have already tried removing the CD-ROM Drive and the second CPU. Power
> Management has been turned off. The SCSI bus is correctly terminated (at
> the controller and at the drive) and there are no detectable media
> defects on the drive.
> 
> Any help appreciated,
> 
> Dave McDonald
> 
> 
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