From: Derek Bischoff (Derek.Bischoff%f1.n3641.z1@psybbs.durham.nc.us)
Date: 09/10/93


From: Derek.Bischoff%f1.n3641.z1@psybbs.durham.nc.us (Derek Bischoff)
Subject: Re: Bootdisk made by SLS install hangs during boot
Date: 10 Sep 1993 21:24:01 GMT


 CK> I've installed the SLS v.1.03 release on three machines. The two
 CK> listed above had the same trouble after installing, making a
 CK> bootdisk, and trying to boot from that bootdisk. The trouble that
 CK> came about was when I tried to boot from the bootdisk (5.25" floppy
 CK> drive A:). Just after it prints out that it's trying to detect
 CK> sound cards (one of the machines has no sound cards and the other
 CK> has a PAS), it just sits there and never goes on. Can anyone help
 CK> me get beyond this? I've been booting from the install disk and
 CK> telling LILO to go to the harddisk where it's installed but I'd
 CK> really like to get the boot floppy to work. The boot messages are
 CK> included at the bottom of this post.
 I am going to assume here that you have yourself a machine
 that is tested under dos for IRQ conflicts.

 CK> and then we sit and wait forever......
 Hmmmm. sounds like a IRQ or IO conflict to me.
 Have you removed the card to see if that is the conflict?

 CK> (of course the machine without a soundcard does not print the
 CK> message about the PAS)
 Have you tried to recompile your kernel, w/o soundcard support?
 then do a make disk and try from there?
 goodluck.

... Sincerely, Derek