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> : My bootdisk cant recognize my SCSI-CDROM (Panasonic/NEC PD/CD-ROM) I
> : use SLAKWARE 2.3.
> 
> : What can I do?
> 
> : Which neuer version will accept my Drive?
> 
> : Please mail the answer to:
> 
> : lange@orion.hrz.tu-freiberg.de
> 
> 
> 
> Look at an ftp site (ftp.caldera.com) which carries the
> slackware distribution.  Any sunsite mirror will have
> it.  You will find a directory similar to:
>     /pub/mirrors/sunsite/distributions/slackware/bootdsks.144
> These are boot disk images for a system which boots on a 3 1/2
> disk.  A file called WHICH.ONE will help you select one.  The
> scsi cdrom's are all interchangeable to my knowledge.  

I thought the same but the PD/CD-ROM makes problems.

>Your
> challange will be to find a boot image which recognizes your
> scsi controller.

My Controller is recognized correctly and my both harddisks also.

  This is WHICH.ONE:
> 
I know that all . I tested several bootdisks:
SCSI and SCSINET1 from Slackware2.3 and Yesterday night I tryed it 
with SCSI and  ASCSI from the Slackware 3.0 distribution. It won t 
work. I have a Adaptec Controller 2842 VL and my both harddisks
are recognized but the bootdisk says first that my PD/CD-ROM is a 
harddisk (scd) and later during the test it produces errors.

This PD/CD drive are physical two drives: 
     1. a rewritable Phase Change Drive
     2. a CD-ROM

Under dos I have two disk letters.

We tested the Slackware 2.3 CD-Rom and SCSI Bootdisk  at an other
SCSI-Computer
with a Pioneer CD-Rom and a NCR-SCSI-Controller an it worked.