Date: Fri, 04 Jul 1997 10:00:46 -0500 From: kelly@xactinc.com (Kelly Wiles) To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Can't boot from 'C' drive, why? Message-ID: <33BD101E.4FA9D047@xactinc.com>
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I can not boot up from the 'C' drive any more. It use to work
until I upgraded to 2.2.
When I have the system board configured to use the 'C' drive
first, I get a 'Read error'.
The read error is happening because the system is going out to
the floppy drive and I do not have a diskette in it.
I can bootup under a floppy and then enter the
sd(0,a)/kernel
And this works fine.
I have re-installed twice, tried disklabel.
When I installed I choose to use the complete drive for
FreeBSD.
System configuration:
Micron P166
48 meg memory
Adaptec 2940 SCSI controller
Drive 1 2.5gig
Drive 2 1.5gig SYJET
Drive 3 CDROM 10x
Drive 4 CDROM 6x
Anyone that can give my any help, thank you in advance.
Kelly Wiles
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