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beos r5 pro Major Boot Problem

Original Message
Name: guy Haviv
Date: January 11, 2002 at 11:37:58 Pacific
Subject: beos r5 pro Major Boot Problem
Comment:
Im trying to install r5 on my very new machine :

gigabyte board, amd athalonxp 1500+
512 ram , geforce 2mx 64mb, creative sb and networkcard onboard. ess es56t-pi modem

whenever it loads the bootloader, the cute purple screen appears and after about 5 secons of that blinkin rect in the topleft corner it *Resets* my machine for no reason.

also installed redhat and winxp (not that it relevant - i also tried it when the hd was blank..)

also i tried installing PE on both Linux AND winXP - nothing work - same exact problem.

safe mode / all the disables/enables in the SpaceBar failsafe list - (tried it with them all .. )

nothing works.

a DEMO version of R4 (on bootable CD) works fine (thought grayscale). and i have tried to change my geforce with a voodoo3 and remove my modem (the voodoo works fine with r5 on my previous machine amdk62.)

i guess this has something to do with my board. please help.


i can also be reached on icq : 20720206
(if you can help please try to msg me on icq)


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Response Number 1
Name: M.I.K.e
Date: January 13, 2002 at 23:39:04 Pacific
Subject: beos r5 pro Major Boot Problem
Reply: (edit)
The first problem is your Athlon XP. There are some answers further down in this forum.
Either you need a patched kernel or you have to disable the SSE instructions in the BIOS.

The next problem will be your RAM since BeOS will try to create a swapfile bigger than the partition image, which doesn't really work.
The best solution would be to create a BeOS CD and install BeOS to its own partition, unless you don't want to take out half of your RAM.



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