Erick Muis wrote:
Hi Iain,
Sorry read Davids post thinking it was yours. > 
I am making a new image and will let you know when it is ready.
Erick.
I’ll have a look later in our morning > 
Iain Stubbs <> iain@thinkstormer.com> > wrote:
This laptop does not have an LS-120.
It has a ?standard? 1.44M external floppy. Probably the same as the one
associated with Hugh’s tecra 8000. - this is a tecra 750dvd
Iain
David Gibbs wrote:
Iain Stubbs <> iain@thinkstormer.com> > wrote:
Erick – when building this floppy what driver did you use for the
floppy device? Could this laptop actually have an LS-120 floppy
and that might be causing a problem?
-David
Erick Muis wrote:
Hi Erick
Not much luck here - created the disk (actually using linux dd…) and
booted.
The messages were:
Range Check IO dev 701 failed
Range Check MEM dev 35 failed
Range Check MEM dev 46 failed (all of these as before)
Then:
Path 0 - i8272
target=0 lun=0 Direct-Access(0) - fdc i8272 Rev:
Guessing type [qnx4], use [-t|T] if incorrect
Press enter for a prompt
I received a prompt, but all commands including the pci -vvvv received
the following response:
no such device or address.
ls did not work either.
Hope this means something to you.
Iain
Hi Iain,
I have created a new boot floppy that should boot up on your system
if not please let me know (as I think I know what it is). You can
download this floppy from
staff.qnx.com/~emuis/
Download the “Bootable diskette for use of simple debugging with QNX RTP”
Along with the “Makedisk util”.
On a Windows system format a floppy diskette, then use the makedisk util
to copy the image to the floppy.
makedisk [image_filename] a:
Now boot from your laptop using this floppy, give it a couple of seconds then
you should be ready. I have placed pci util on the floppy simple type:
pci -vvvv > /pci_output
on the command prompt. Remove the floppy once the write is complete, then
on your desktop RTP system mount the floppy and copy over the pci_output
from the floppy then post it on here.
Thanks!
Erick.
Iain Stubbs <> iain.stubbs@ot.com.au> > wrote:
Erick
Thanks
I have now got access to newsgroups at work as well (via the “please,
please, please …” technique.)
I’ll review the newsgroups in anticipation.
Iain
Erick Muis wrote in message <91bgfa$gmb$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> >…
Hi Iain,
We can build you an image here that is going to use the pci utility
that then can retrieve the information that the developer requires.
This then can be relayed to the developer and can then be sorted out
to find out what the issue is.
I am working on the image now and will hopfully have it ready soon.
Erick.
Iain Stubbs <> iain@thinkstormer.com> > wrote:
I have a toshiba 750DVD which is based on a 233MMX with 128M of memory.
After bootnig from either floppy or CDROM, i get the following messages:
Neutrino technology inside!!!
Processor#1: 586 with FPU (Intel 586 F5M8S1) speed=233.
Unable to allocate resources. Resource temporarily unavailable
Unable to allocate resources. Resource temporarily unavailable
Unable to allocate resources. Resource temporarily unavailable
Range check failed (MEM) - Dev 8c01 - Vend 5333 - Class 30000 - Addr 0 -
Size 4000000
Range check failed (IO) - Dev 701 - Vend 1179 - Class 78000 - Addr
4000000 - Size 20
Alloc failed 4000001 - Size 20
Range check failed (MEM) - Dev 35 - Vend 1033 - Class c0310 - Addr
2000000 - Size 1000
Alloc failed 2000000 - Size 1000
Range check failed (MEM) - Dev 406 - Vend 1179 - Class 40000 - Addr
2000000 - Size 100
Alloc failed 2000000 - Size 100
Range check failed (IO) - Dev 407 - Vend 1179 - Class 48000 - Addr
2000000 - Size 100
Alloc failed 2000001 - Size 100
I presume that this is caused by the actual cards and arrangement on the
notebook, but if anyone has any ideas…
I know it is not the media being used, because I was able to load up qnx
on a desktop with minimal difficulties.
Thanks
Iain Stubbs
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