I am trying to set up 3 operating systems (ME, QNX 4.25, and Linux) on my HP
Omnibook XE2 Laptop. The size of the hard drive is 20 GB.
I have successfully installed ME and QNX and both systems booted properly.
After I added Linux (Red Hat 7.1), the QNX got somehow corrupted. When I
select to boot QNX (selection is made using LILO), QNX starts booting
(“starting QNX…”), finds the hard drive and the CD ROM, but hangs soon
after reporting a mount error (“mount -p: mounting DOS extended partition #1
on /dev/hd0 failed: No space left on device”).
I will appreciate any suggestions that anyone can give me.
Hello,
Before to install RedHat 7.1, how did you do to start qnx ?
Why not use this method now ?
I have installed qnx on a fat32 and redhat on an other partition.
When I boot, I have the lilo menu
I select window and in the window menu I select qnx.
I know it is not the best way but to begin or to check something it is
enought.
I am not sure that lilo can start qnx.
jack.
“Jan Zywiel” <jzywiel@applanix.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
Can anyone help?
I am trying to set up 3 operating systems (ME, QNX 4.25, and Linux) on my
HP
Omnibook XE2 Laptop. The size of the hard drive is 20 GB.
I have successfully installed ME and QNX and both systems booted properly.
After I added Linux (Red Hat 7.1), the QNX got somehow corrupted. When I
select to boot QNX (selection is made using LILO), QNX starts booting
(“starting QNX…”), finds the hard drive and the CD ROM, but hangs soon
after reporting a mount error (“mount -p: mounting DOS extended partition #1
on /dev/hd0 failed: No space left on device”).
I will appreciate any suggestions that anyone can give me.