I am trying to install Debian 2.2 on my hp c3010 harddrive using a tekram
dc-390/t SCSI adapter.
if I use the 1.44 boot disk images (linux 2.2.18) i allways get an error
invalid command interrupt... kernel panic no recovery.
However i have discovered that ftp.tekram.com had boot disk images for
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I am trying to install Debian 2.2 on my hp c3010 harddrive using a tekram
dc-390/t SCSI adapter.
if I use the 1.44 boot disk images (linux 2.2.18) i allways get an error
invalid command interrupt... kernel panic no recovery.
However i have
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I am trying to install Debian 2.2 on my hp c3010 harddrive using a tekram
dc-390/t SCSI adapter.
if I use the 1.44 boot disk images (linux 2.2.18) i allways get an error
invalid command interrupt... kernel panic no recovery.
However i have discovered that ftp.tekram.com
I am trying to install Debian 2.2 on my hp c3010 harddrive using a tekram
dc-390/t SCSI adapter.
if I use the 1.44 boot disk images (linux 2.2.18) i allways get an error
invalid command interrupt... kernel panic no recovery.
However i have discovered that ftp.tekram.com had boot disk images for
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Disabling the VIA controller does not change the letter assignment to the
promise controller. It remains hde, hdf, hdg,hdh.
Therefore there is no way to
a.) Install using udma66 diskettes
b.) Install a new kernel with ATA-100 patches
c.) Disable the udma66 controller
d.) Boot
This works if I do not use an ATAPI CDROM: from the manual
page 79 ( ver 1.02)
Make sure the ATAPI CD-ROM you want to use in the boot sequence is
connected to eigther the PRIMARY or SECONDARY IDE connectors, not to the
ATA100 connectors. Currently the Promise Ultra DMA /100 chip does not
Thank you! (R.T.F.M.)
I just read my motherboard manual and found the section to disable the
controller.
I had thought of this also but not lokked hard enough.(Not hard enough I
guess)
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