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Re: AROS don't boot
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I think that IDE isn't the problem because the DVD-Rom "reads" and then reboots.

The chipset on my machine is a SIS 735 with Onboard sound
I'll try booting with no USB devices


Please Boot AROS using VGA mode (the worst possible mode), and see if you can see any Debug text printed to the screen during the reset loops.

Posted on: 2004/3/30 20:26
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Re: AROS don't boot
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I think that IDE isn't the problem because the DVD-Rom "reads" and then reboots.

The chipset on my machine is a SIS 735 with Onboard sound
I'll try booting with no USB devices

Posted on: 2004/3/30 20:20
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Re: AROS don't boot
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I don't think Reject's problem is IDE related... I remember seeing a similar issue on one of the machines I used to test AROS on...

I think the problem is related to some weird chipset configuration.

Posted on: 2004/3/30 19:54
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Re: AROS don't boot
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I found the best way to run AROS was to do it through Virtual PC. It works fine.


I have Virtual PC on my WinXP laptop and run AROS on it just fine. As a matter of fact, it will not boot on my laptop at all natively. It goes into a continous loop querying the (non-existant) floppy.

Loki

Posted on: 2004/3/30 19:51
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Re: AROS don't boot
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Hi cecilia,

Yeah theres issues with aros booting thats for sure.

The IDE issue is one problem, but not the only one. Not come across the USB issue before, but i know from bloods experience that for some reason AROS doesnt detect bootable media. I could explain it a bit further as to what its not doing but it wont help much =( - however it is being looked into AFAIK.

Have you tried the following?

> Try to boot using the boot floppy image.

Check what AROS can see - you hardisk, etc and post the reply back here. it will certainly help in getting your (and bloods) issue resolved and hopefully system going ;)


Posted on: 2004/3/30 19:10
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Re: AROS don't boot
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cecilia wrote:
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found out it was possible to trip AROS up if you have a strange hard disk configuration (e.g. multiple OS and custom bootloaders).
so i have a laptop with Red Hat8 and Windows2000. does that mean I can't boot with AROS?

tell me ain't so!!!



It's not necessarily so

I just had a problem with Smart Boot Manager than stopped AROS from booting properly.


"It ain't necessarily so
It ain't necessarily so
Dey tell all you chillun de debble's a villian
But 'taint necessarily so"

Ok, so after the song-fest, are you talking about the "smart Boot Manager" on AROS or just whatever you have on your system?

I think I have Grub (but it's been a year since I put it on and I forgot now).

Posted on: 2004/3/30 18:53
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I mean
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Re: AROS don't boot
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The first thing you need to disconnect is any USB device. Go into your BIOS and disable USB. If you do not unplug (not turn off), then your system will pick up the device and re-enable USB.

I was the same. I could not boot at all until I worked this little puzzle out.

I found the best way to run AROS was to do it through Virtual PC. It works fine.

Does anyone use AROS on the Mac version of Virtual PC?


Posted on: 2004/3/30 18:25
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Re: AROS don't boot
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As you have perhap's read, they are some difficulties for AROS to boot on some peculiar IDE configurations or when other bootloaders are present on drives.

Try to unplug other drives.
Or switch them.

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Re: AROS don't boot
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cecilia wrote:
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found out it was possible to trip AROS up if you have a strange hard disk configuration (e.g. multiple OS and custom bootloaders).
so i have a laptop with Red Hat8 and Windows2000. does that mean I can't boot with AROS?

tell me ain't so!!!



It's not necessarily so

I just had a problem with Smart Boot Manager than stopped AROS from booting properly.

Posted on: 2004/3/30 17:29
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Re: AROS don't boot
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found out it was possible to trip AROS up if you have a strange hard disk configuration (e.g. multiple OS and custom bootloaders).
so i have a laptop with Red Hat8 and Windows2000. does that mean I can't boot with AROS?

tell me ain't so!!!


Posted on: 2004/3/30 17:06
Homer (singing):

"I am so smart!
I am so smart!
S-M-R-T
I mean
S-M-A-R-T"

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