On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 10:46:28PM -0600, Donald R. Spoon wrote: > Just a shot in the dark here since you didn't mention which SCSI > controller you are using, BUT you "should" have a SCSI setup to > configure its BIOS somewhere. It is NOT the one you have been using > in the KT7's BIOS setup program, although some MBs have an > integrated SCSI and its SCSI setup can be accessed from there. > Anyhoo, get into the SCSI controller's BIOS setup program and look > for a "boot" setting and turn it off.
Yeah, I was so frustrated that I forgot to mention some relevant details. Anyway, it's a Tekram dc-390u2w SCSI controller. Strangely enough, it doesn't have a "bootable" option. But I did notice that when I manually disabled the SCSI hard drives that the SCSI controller would say "no bootable devices found---SCSI BIOS not installed." So what I did was go into the SCSI BIOS setup and tell it not to scan the SCSI IDs where my hard drives are. So now I'm booting off of the new system! The new problem, though, is now my SCSI CD-ROMs don't work. The hard drives work fine. The SCSI device driver *is* recognizing the SCSI CD-ROMs. However, I can't mount any /dev/scdx device. Any thoughts there? Thanks! Matt
