Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 13:58:7 +0800 From: Ye Yong <yeyong@mail.wzptt.zj.cn> To: Ye Yong <yeyong@mail.wzptt.zj.cn>, freebsd-questions <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: Re: can't boot system after install FreeBSD Message-ID: <199906030557.NAA27573@smtp.wzptt.zj.cn>
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Hi
please forgive me for the question about ""dangerously
dedicated" ,I have read FAQ of freebsd and konw about it,
but I am still confused.
Below is my hard disk patition ,anything go wrong?
freebsd-questionsDisk name: da0
Disk Geometry:7314 cyls/90 heads/27 sectors=17773020 sectors
offset size end name ptype desc subtype flags
0 27 26 - 6 unused 0
27 17772993 17773019 da0s1 3 freebsd 165 CA=>
17773020 504 17773523 - 6 unused 0 > '
after install FreeBSD,"operation system not found",can't boot.
Do I have to fdisk the hard disk in MS-DOS mode first,If so ,
what to do next,the hard disk is 8678M,should I create a primary
dos partiton and a extended dos partition,what to do next?
I am a freebsd newbie,can someone give a answer in detail,
thanks very much .
>Hi!
>
> I have a HP LH3 server,as discussed in previous email,
>the NetRAID used by HP isn't supported by FreeBSD. I attached
>the hard disk to the SE SCSI(single-ended SCSI) connector,this time
>the hard disk can be detected.
> I went out to install FreeBSD on the server,I should have done
>everything right,partition,make the disk bootable,disk lable,install
>a Distribution set,after install and post-install config,there seemed
>no way to end install ,so I choose "exit install" and system rebooted,
> but it displayed "opertion system not found" and can't boot into FreeBSD.
> I tried several times,including minimal install.( I install by ways of ftp
>from a Windows NT server which hold FreeBSD 3.2 Release files) but didn't work.
> anyone can help me?
> thanks!
>
>
>
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