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Auto-reboot and recovery issues.
Northnode is the host name of the router (I've never tried to tell it to boot from tftp). I've tried going into config and entering commands of the form: no boot system tftp tftp://255.255.255.255/northnode-config and saving the configuration, but these errors persist. It's done this since I got it; apparently it

boot errors
But after the install, I used a 2.2.18-14 PPC vmlinux kernel file for the boot. This caused some boot errors, but nothing fatal; so I had access to the OS. I then compiled my own 2.4.25 PPC kernel. The 2.4 PPC vmlinux file fail on boot; just like the orders; so I renamed the directory for the 2.4 lib modules;

Help with boot errors 550e Fcpga
Since then I occasionally have been experiencing boot problems. I am not sure if it's a SE problem or a PC Cillen 2000. What's happening is when it boot it will go to scan system 1. Then at times will shows a error reading -3 message. Then it will continue to load windows. After the desktop appears another error

"Whistler Personal Edition"?? Getting Boot errors!
Can't seem to find what program the runtime error is refering to. :( "Gerry" wrote: What is the Report on the problem in Event Viewer? Please post complete copies of all Error and Warning Reports appearing in the System and Application logs in Event Viewer for the last boot. No Information Reports or Duplicates

VS4k90 PROM damage / Re: boot errors on VS4000
jk...@unixag-kl.fh-kl.de muc lists netbsd port vax On 9 Mar, Lieven Blancke wrote: When my VS4000/96 boots, i get the following errors: ?? 003 3 DZ 0112 Keyboard not present error? ?? 000 8 SYS 0512 This is the "my PROM was damaged by NetBSD" error. Yes. NetBSD does permanet damage to the VS4k90 PROM.

Help with Boot Errors
How do you get Linux to rewrite the actual part of the mbr that does the booting (not the listing/menu) without doing a reinstallation? I've somehow written over it. Boot with the Linux boot floppy, log on as root, read; info grub-install or Boot with the first Installation CD and at the main menu screen type in;

Vista 64-bit Ultimate: Boot Error adding 2 GB RAM
--Chuck At 05:56 PM 3/10/02 +0100, Lieven Blancke wrote: jk...@unixag-kl.fh-kl.de wrote: On 9 Mar, Lieven Blancke wrote: When my VS4000/96 boots, i get the following errors: ?? 003 3 DZ 0112 Keyboard not present error? I can type "boot", so the keyboard works. ?? 000 8 SYS 0512 This is the "my PROM was damaged by

Boot Errors
With a 201, 164 error the system should boot the reference diskette. When the diskette drive itself is bad, perhaps worn out, the PS/2 does exactly what this poster describes, boots right past it. The BIOS is programmed to do that because that's the only way to recover from that problem.

SunFire 4800 Boot Errors
Hi, I'm getting the following error message during boot up of build 1650: Cannot find a device file that may be needed to run Windows or a Windows application. The windows registry or SYSTEM.INI file refers to this device file, but the devise file no longer exits. If you deleted this file on purpose,

CMOS Boot errors don't make sense?
Often get Win98 boot errors (VXD exceptions, etc.) after copying OS partition from one hard drive to another. Also when upgrading motherboard or CPU. MS support says to format drive and reinstall OS and all programs. There must be a simpler way. Any explanation would be useful. Robin.

HD problems
I tried the boot floppy with out a ram disk maker on it and now a scandisk of C returns errors that it cannot be done. As far as an adaptor for putting this in my desktop machine I think my money would be best spent getting a different drive from ebay. I am worried that could be a waste of money.

Various bits about boot errors
Michael Thal mt...@worldnet.att.net alt windows95 When my friend boots her PC, error messages are displayed that indicate two separate problems: 1. Before Window 95 even starts, filenames are displayed along with a message indicating it is referenced from the Registry and/or System.ini - but it is no longer on her

boot errors suse 8.0
The big one is that if they ever have to cold boot it comes up with the option - obviously - to boot to 2000SBS or 2003SBS. If they choose 2003 then the box gets about 3/4 of the way through the boot when it bounces itself and starts over. The only way to resolve this is to boot to 2000 and let it get all the way

Mac scsi boot errors?
It all seemed fine and win2k boots fine but now when I try to boot back into XP I get the error: Windows 2000 could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEMd You can attempt to repair this file by starting Wondows 2000 Setup using the original Setup floopy disk or

Runtime error
Roger J.Hamlett Ro...@ttelmah.demon.co.uk alt corel graphics Hi, Some weeks ago, another poster, asked about a problem he was having after installing C7 on an NT machine, where an error event was occuring during the boot, with another program was complaining about 'not being able to find a proceedure entry point',

Boot Errors with NDD
Then I rebooted, or tried to: I get an error message: BOOTMGR is missing. How do i fix / "repair startup" "Velcroman" wrote: I'm in much the same boot boat--does that make sense? I've got XP installed on the C partition (the system partition, according to the Disk Management app) and Vista installed on a later,

p4 2.4b ghz, sy-p4s645d + windows xp boot errors
I had a couple boot disk issues the past few days. My first error message was that the following file was corrupt or missing...<windows root>\system32\hal.dll... After 3 repairs with my original windows vista cd my computer successfully booted. But than I got a boot disk failure message.... After I turned the power

2500 Series Boot Errors
EDU>, Steven Grover <steven_gro...@yahoo.com> writes: I get the following error when I boot my 2501: System Bootstrap, Version 5.2(8a), RELEASE SOFTWARE Copyright (c) 1986-1995 by cisco Systems Local Timeout (control reg=0x100) Error, address: 0x2120003 at 0x10026C4 (PC) I haven't been able to find anything on the

Boot Errors
Mike M...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista installation_setup Memory Diagnostic made it all the way through showing "no errors detected". (Although when the auto reboot occurred upon completion, I of course, bluescreened again because of the original problem. Also, I should note from your

PS/2 boot errors
Now when I boot up my pc it gives me a startup option of either Windows or Windows XP....Since I dont have XP and longer...how can I get rid of this start up option? Last time I did an uninstall, it cleaned up the dual boot stuff. But that was a while ago ... At any rate, the usual way is to boot with the emergency