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From: Doug White <dwhite@gumbysoft.com>
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On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, cuma1207 wrote:

> > I find that 'reset-all' helps in these instances.
> > Sometimes the OBP
> > environment gets messed up from a prior boot and
> > reset-all clears it. Or
> > try a full power cycle.
> > If that doesn't clear it then your CD might be
> > damaged.
> >
>
> hi Doug
> thank your reply first , I had tried your suggestions,
> 1. reset-all , full powe cycle boot  => then problem
> is the same
> 2. I re-get 5.3-RELEASE-sparc64-disc1.iso and check by
> md5.exe then burn a new CD to install => still the
> same problem
>
> my OS HD's scsi id is 0 , is there any limit that I
> need setup its scsi id? Or is there any thing that I
> can try ?

Hm ... it appears to be trying to boot the hard disk, not the CD. Is that
what you're trying?  To boot the cd you need to do "boot cdrom".

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