Re: [g4u-help] Problem with G4U, network card not found?

Make sure you're running the latest version of g4u for the dc7900. I have had no problems with dc7900's since going to a recent version. Thanks David -Original Message- From: Torsten Harenberg [mailto:harenb...@physik.uni-wuppertal.de] Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 8:30 AM To: mika

Re: [g4u-help] Problems with Network card and RAID

I've had problems with BC nics on g4u 2.3 also. Using 2.4 alpha worked fine - try that. Don't know if that will fix the RAID issue or not. Thanks David Bayer From: Thomas GIRAUD [mailto:gir...@e-sat.fr] Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 4:14 AM To: g4u-help@feyrer.de Subject: [g4u-help]

[g4u-help] HP dc7900 nic not recognized

Using g4u 2.4alpha3, the onboard Intel nic is not recognized. ifconfig -a only returns lo0. Works fine with off-board nic. I think the appropriate line from dmesg is: Intel product 0x10de (ethernet network, revision 0x02) at pci0 dev 25 function 0 not configured Just to be sure I covered

Re: [g4u-help] FAQ: Bogus info about Windows and NTFS support

I agree - drive geometries are no longer much of an issue, I assume (as Andre Tertling said) because of LBA. I create my images on 10GB drives and have cloned (uploaddisk/slurpdisk) them to drives as large as 250GB with no problems. I have seen issues with cloning only NTFS partition(s) and

Re: [g4u-help] help with booting g4u

I just checked the UBCD web site, and it lists an old version (2.1) of g4u. If you're running on newer hardware then you may need a newer version of g4u than that. Try the latest version from Hubert's site instead of using UBCD and see if that works any better. Thanks   David -Original

Re: [g4u-help] A disk read error occurred problem

I've also noticed that some different computer manufacturers will read the same disk differently. For instance, a Compaq/HP image will not work on a Dell or vice versa. In this instance the system will simply sit with a flashing cursor when you try to boot from the image. This issue is with t

[g4u-help] HP Compaq dc7700

FYI for anyone using g4u on HP Compaq dc-series machines: Just tested g4u on a new dc7700. The 7700 changes from an integrated Broadcom nic to Intel, but there is no support in g4u for the integrated nic. On the dc7600, g4u would hang unless you disabled the on-board Broadcom nic, but it does

RE: [g4u-help] FYI: new HP dc7600 problem

rt Feyrer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 11:32 AM To: Bayer, David Cc: g4u-help@feyrer.de; Hubert Feyrer Subject: Re: [g4u-help] FYI: new HP dc7600 problem On Tue, 23 May 2006, Bayer, David wrote: > g4u 2.2 beta 2 has a problem with the Broadcom network card in the >

[g4u-help] FYI: new HP dc7600 problem

g4u 2.2 beta 2 has a problem with the Broadcom network card in the latest HP dc7600 computers running Pentium 4 HT processors.  g4u sees the network card and tries to load the driver and immediately dies.  I verified that it is the network card by disabling it in the bios and using a slightl

RE: [g4u-help] G4U Hangs On Boot..

I had a similar issue with some HP dc7600 machines.  In the BIOS, I changed the SATA controller settings to emulate a single combined controller rather than individual controllers and that fixed the problem.  Don’t know if that’s an option or even related to your issue – I’m not familiar wi

RE: [g4u-help] DELL OPTIPLEX GX520 and USB Pointing Devices

I have had the same problem with some Compaq/HP workstations in the past.  I was fortunate enough to have PS2 keyboard ports on those systems so I didn’t follow up.   Thanks David R. Bayer LAN Manager Divisions of Hematology/Oncology and Nephrology Vanderbilt University Medical Center