Make linux bootable directly to hard disk fails (NT4 installed)

[Marc.Fleureck@cmlag.fgov.be (Marc Fleureck)]

Hi everybody,

I know maybe this isn't the right group to ask, sorry for that, but 
since comp.os.linux.setup doesn't answer ..... but there is a 
small link with this group anyway and maybe somebody has a hint ?

NT4 is already installed on my PC (one big 3Gb Quantum SCSI-disk.)

I am trying to install Debian 1.3 next to NT4. I used the rescue 
floppy and partitioning went well (sda1-sda2-sda3 are NTFS, sda4 is 
extended and sda5-sda6-sda7 are for Linux). But when I select "Make 
linux bootable directly to hard disk" it errors with the following 
message:

"Currently it is impossible to boot from the second hard drive" !?

There isn't any "second" hard drive ! It's one big 3G Quantum SCSI !

I am totally stuck here, also tried to switch the bootable partition, 
but this also fails - system refuses to boot. Please anybody has an 
idea or hint would be very appreciated. 

Thanks,

Marc
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Marc Fleureck
  Ministry of Agriculture
  Brussels
  Belgium
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