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On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Mike Rapagna wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> 	I just received my 4cd set of FreeBSD, and am having trouble installing
> it.  First of all, it doesn't detect my CD-ROM drive, so I can't use it.  I
> tried setting it up in the kernel config, but it still doesn't work.  So

Are your jumpers set correctly to master or slave? Win95 is notorious
for reading the cdrom even if the jumpers are set incorrectly. (At
least w95 is notorious on my system. YMMV :)) Is it an IDE or SCSI
drive?

> then I tried installing from a DOS partition.  Everything is fine, under
> when it is installing I get the error message "Error mounting DOS partition
> /dev/wd0s2: Invalid argument (22)."  What does this mean and how can I fix
> it?  Thanx for any help.

'/dev/wd0s2' is most likely your BSD partition. '/dev/wd0s1' is most
likely your dos partition. Are you sure you have these straight?

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