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From: Doug Jolley <doug@bigwheel.net>
Subject: Install can't see CD-ROM
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I'm trying to install FreeBSD 2.2.2 onto a P150 with 16 MB of
RAM.  I want to install from a Mitsumi 8X CD-ROM.  I have a
small DOS partition.  DOS mounts the CD-ROM just fine at
0x170 and IRQ 15.  I have no reported conflicts when I 
configure the FreeBSD kernel for installation and I am careful
to make sure the configuration reflects the 0x170 address and
the IRQ of 15 for the CD-ROM.  When I go to complete the
installation and specify CD-ROM as the media, the installation
routine complains that it is unable to find a CD-ROM device.

The frosting on the cake is that I've previously installed
FreeBSD 2.2.2 on this same machine using the same CD-ROM without
a hitch.

I'm at a loss as to even know what to check.  Any suggestions?
Thanks for any input.

     ... doug
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