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1.0.1 gives modprobe errno=8
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Guest
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PostPosted: Tue 26 Jul 2005, 18:17    Post subject: Puppy 104 crashes on boot (HD hdb installed)  
Bruce B wrote:
I had the same problem when I attached another hard disk under this scenerio:

Using version 1.03

IDE 0 - master = hard drive
IDE 0 - slave = empty
IDE 1 - master = cdrom

The above works fine, but when I attached a hard disk to IDE 1 slave, it happened to me. However, it worked fine with MS-DOS


I have the same problem as descibed above in version 102+103+104.
Starting Live-CD and booting Puppy results in a crash. Under 102 one of millons of errors running over the screen was:

"cp: unable to close '/new_root/root0/.etc/pcmcia/cis/COMpad2.def': No space left on device "

Puppy seems not possible to boot from CD, when there is installed only one HD as hdb slave. Also testet with another hard-disk, same result.
On the other hand: Puppy installed on a partition on the same HD (hdb slave) boots without any problems.
Any idea, what to do? Or where to read about this problem? Thanks for any help.

Gerd
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Guest
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PostPosted: Tue 02 Aug 2005, 02:49    Post subject: Puppy 1.0.1 crashes on boot  
The subject helped me to boot 1.0.4 by folowing GuestToo Puppy Master recommendation and others pointing out that the CDw/r should be fully erased before burning.

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Ian
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PostPosted: Thu 11 Aug 2005, 03:37    Post subject:  
Do these problems relate to laptops.
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PostPosted: Thu 11 Aug 2005, 14:25    Post subject: Simple  
Your solution could be as simple as making sure that there is a hard disk at primary master (/dev/hda), and that there is a viable partition 1, either FAT/DOS or ext2/Linux (/dev/hda1).

I have tried non-primary-master hard drive before and failed.

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