Hi all, I just installed Gentoo Linux for the first time yesterday, working from a stage 1 installation. Everything seems fine, until it's time to reboot. (Well, the "slang" package isn't where the system expects it to be, but Google, grep, and nano pointed me to what needed changed and how to change it.) When I'm booting my system, it seems to choke on my SCSI card. It keeps doing a "Dump Card State" thing that's mostly zeroes, but includes some comments like "Yikes! There is a loop in the find list!" in there that keep flashing by. This behavious happens whether I've got the "doscsi" flag passed to the kernel or not. Neither SCSI device (external Zip drive or CD-R/RW) is essential to booting the system. Does anyone know of a way to bypass the stage of the bootup causing this, or just fix it outright without access to a command prompt? Blaine
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