Yep, maybe you are right
My eide disks are standard IBM 8 & 2 Go,
while scsi adapter is also standard Tekram 390 (symbios 875x) controlling
Teac reader and Matshita/Panasonic writer.
Both are detected at startup.
The remaining of config has nothing extravagant : Abit BH6 / P2 400 MHz /
384 Mo Ram
But I wonder why does it want to find an existing 6.1 partition at startup
during installation, 'coz i just want to CREATE one.
Does this cd-rom aim to upgrade existing installion only ???
“Mitchell Schoenbrun” <maschoen@pobox.com> a écrit dans le message news:
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I’m seeing a similar twist to this problem. I have a system
with an AHA2940 hard drive, but an ATAPI/EIDE CD-ROM. I
installed the last 6.0 version on this system. Now I’m
trying to install 6.1. Initially both the SCSI and EIDE
controllers are found, and installation starts from the EIDE
CD-ROM drive. At some point the system says that it is
restarting the drivers. Then it times out waiting to mount
the CD-ROM device.
I think that there’s a hidden assumption here that both the
CD-ROM and Hard drive are on the same controller. That would
explain both of our problems.
Previously, Sébastien Kirche wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.installation:
Hi,
after i screwed my 6.0 installation with that damn’ 6.1 upgrade,
I downloaded the new 6.1 iso (440 Mb) for a new installation from scratch
I deleted my old t79 partition, and tried to boot on the cdrom…
too bad! installation complain “not to see 6.1 partition to mount”…
sure
My system has 2 eide hard disk, with scsi cdrom drive and writer, the 6.0
RTP used to work fine with it.
I tried some boot options F6 (verbose) + F10 (force partition
installation)
but it ends with “can’t find finstall” msg
I also tried to boot on floppy using the floppy image found on cdrom, with
same result
I also tried the mini iso image (~60 mb) with same result.
And now ?
Help !!!
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