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Date: 11 Jul 95 14:46:52 EDT
From: Joseph Steinberg <74312.3625@compuserve.com>
To: Brian Litzinger <brian@mediacity.com>
Cc: help <questions@freebsd.org>
Subject: Re: Problem
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Yup. I did... after about a dozen hours I have the system installed, and
booting...
but,....
when it boots it displays an error message that the system cannot find the mcd0a
device (i.e., the CD ROM). My CD is at 0x340 and IRQ 11 (for reasons related to
other devices), and to boot the install disk I needed to use -c to config the
kernel. But, now, on a boot from the hard drive this does not help...

So I get the error and then a root shell -- not even a login prompt...

Any ideas?

Do I need to rebuild the kernel with the CD info changed to the correct info? If
so, how is that done?/
JS