On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, W. Blaine Dowler wrote: > Hi all, > > I just installed Gentoo Linux for the first time yesterday, working from a > stage 1 installation. > Everything seems fine, until it's time to reboot. (Well, the "slang" package > isn't where the > system expects it to be, but Google, grep, and nano pointed me to what needed > changed and > how to change it.) > > When I'm booting my system, it seems to choke on my SCSI card. It keeps doing > a "Dump > Card State" thing that's mostly zeroes, but includes some comments like > "Yikes! There is a > loop in the find list!" in there that keep flashing by. This behavious > happens whether I've got > the "doscsi" flag passed to the kernel or not. Neither SCSI device (external > Zip drive or > CD-R/RW) is essential to booting the system. Does anyone know of a way to > bypass the > stage of the bootup causing this, or just fix it outright without access to a > command prompt? > > Blaine > > > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > >
What type of SCSI card are you using ?
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