Invalid system disk
Jonathan Hutchins
hutchins at tarcanfel.org
Fri Apr 25 15:36:32 CDT 2003
Quoting James Sissel <James.Sissel at labone.com>:
> First, make sure your CMOS is setup to boot from the hard drive first (or
> make sure you don't have any CDs or floppy disks in the drives).
> Second, check to see if your PC is detecting your hard drive. If it is a
> newer PC and the drive is setup to autodetect then just after the memory
> count it should tell you what drives it found.
Also make sure the CMOS is showing it as the primary master.
If the CMOS is not autodetecting the configuration with a pretty close match
to what's labeled on the drive, you might get once chance at access if you
manually enter the correct configuration. I wouldn't count on getting the
drive to mount twice with that tactic.
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