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Subject: Re: AW: AW: as2100 unexpected machine check while installing
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Thomas Kovacs writes:
 > Me again...
 > 
 > Back from holydays I tried to install FreeBSD on the alpha (AS2100
 > 5/300). As I said before, I was able to boot. But with your disks the
 > system is not recognizing my CD drive :( . Unfortunately the ftp

Eh?  I've never heard of that before.  Can you post the output from
boot -v?

 > installation is also not working :(( . The CD is connected to the NCR
 > SCSI adapter. I also connected a HDD to the controller because of the
 > problems with the Mylex controller (it is PCI).
 > 
 > My whish for Christmas would be a set of boot floppies which support my
 > DAC960, my NCR SCSI controller and with SCSI CD support.
 > 
 > Is this possible?
 > I'm willing to send out some fine German Christmas beer (strong, but
 > good :).
 > 

Wilko mentioned something about building an alpha snapshot last week.
Perhaps he could post the install floppies..  That would be the
easiest thing.

Drew

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