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Started by Jerome Munchenberg
Tue, 27 Aug 1996 00:00
HELP! I cannot boot - PCI errors
Author: Jerome Munchenberg
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 00:00
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Dear Linux community, Linux will not boot! I insert the floppy, turn on the computer and, after a bit I get to the boot prompt wait. I get the following: Loading Ramdisk.......... Loading Linux... And bang! A message pops up on the screen (which very quickly scrolls off due to lots of hex numbers): Unrecognised PCI device...(something)... /include/linux/pci.h I have been trying very hard to fix this problem. I have read every HOW-TO and every document and every news group and tons of web sites attempting to sort out this problem to no avail. My system is as follows: Motherboard: ASUS PCI/I-486SP3 with on-board NCR 53c810 PCI SCSI controller Intel 486DX2-66 16MB RAM IDE: 1.4 Panasonic FD SCSI: id0: 1G Seagate HD (terminated) id1: Conner HD (unterminated) id2: MediaVision 2xCD-ROM (no jumper settings) PCI: INT A: free INT B: Diamond Stealth 32 (irq 11) INT C: free INT D: hardwired to SCSI controller (irq 9) ISA: Slot 1: free Slot 2: Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum 16 with on-board SCSI controller which is unused but non-terminated (irq 5?) Slot 3: free Slot 4: Genius B&W scanner card (irq 7?) I would really appreciate any help. Jerome Munchenberg
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