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[openbeos] Re: BeOS5 boot trouble
- From: "Commander Sozo" <CommdrSozo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 01:40:55 -0600 CST
Ah, I know what your problem is now. Unfortunately, it's not a pretty
fix (there may be a patch on BeBits, I haven't seen one but that
doesn't mean it's not there). The kernel has 2 entried in it that read
"GenuineIntel". If you can open the kernel_intel file with a hexeditor
and change the second of those entries to "AuthenticAMD" you should be
fine. For some reason the boot hangs on fast processors unless you
change the processor identification string. If you're having to do
this from windows, it's gonna be hard to look at the image.be file and
fine the kernel, you may want to see if www.betips.net has a tip on the
subject. Also, you may want to read this:
http://wiki.bebits.com/page/InstallingOnAthlonXPorMP
-Ben
> Thats not exactly what I meant, the boot floppy works fine (to start
> with) I was reffering to my processor being an Athlon XP, the boot
process starts from the floppy disk. The little icon in the top right
does its animation for about a minute then the sytem resets.
>
> I've set up with two harddrives, windows xp on disk0, and 2K on
> disk1, with BeOS5 Personal on disk1. Its more like a crash in the boot
so I was wondering if there was any trouble with compatability. I guess
I should wander over to BeBITs and see if they have any info.
>
> bye, Scott
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