🚀 go-pugleaf

Jerome Munchenberg wrote:
> 
> Help!
> 
> I have a PCI/I-486SP3 motherboard with on-board SCSI controller
> (NCR53C810). I also have a PCI Diamond Stealth video card, an IDE PAS 16
> sound card, and IDE card for my greyscale hand-held scanner.
> 
> Quite simply Linux will not boot!
> 
> I insert the n_53c7xx.s boot disk, start the computer, get to the boot
> prompt, and hit return. I get the following:
> 
> Loading Ramdisk..........
> Loading Linux...
> 
> And then all hell breaks loose! An error message is displayed (something
> about PCI) which is lost in a torrent of numbers which spray down the
> screen, like this:
> 
> [0e434534] [3453caa] [2459b44]....
> 
> These just keep going and going.
> 
> Whats happening?

 I had the very same thing occur once with my Shuttle HOT433 486/PCI board with a
Adaptec 2940 it would run fine then out of nowhere I'd get weird errors like GPF
fault, Segmentation fault and the horror you described. I replaced the PCI SCSI
with a ISA SCSI and my problems went away.
 BTW what CPU are you running? I've got a AMD-133 in mine.

regards,
H.Cross
hcross@ix.netcom.com