Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 07:59:54 -1000 From: Terrance Young <teryoung@pixi.com> To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: SoundCard and SCSI Compat. Message-ID: <310D0B1A.5FA2@pixi.com>
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I just purchased a Smart & friendly Multimedia package which includes a SoundCard with SCSI (Future Domain) and SCSI CD ROM. I Actually got the Multimedia package mostly for the CD ROM because the Price was a lot cheaper to buy than a SCSI CD ROM by itself (Store Going out of Business sale). I was trying to install the 2.1 release of FreeBSD and ran into some problems I was able to start the install from the CD ROM and could not access the CD ROM for the ROOT Portion so I used a ROOT Floppy to complete this part I however was not able to get the CD ROM to work after I tried to go further in the install it couldn't access the CD ROM. I would at least like to try before having to purchase a SCSI card for the CD ROM to work. I am kind of new to UNIX itself and wanted to use FreeBSD I did do a working install of 2.05 from a DOS Partition and wanted to try using the CD ROM because of space limitations. Any help would be appreciated or if you need more information please E-mail me. Thanks Terrance teryoung@pixi.com
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