I have a Sony vaio VGN-S5HP and it won’t boot Haiku nor Zeta or BeOS…
BeOS and Zeta hang after the Oscilloscope icon light up. Haiku in debug boot gives following before hang:
KDiskDeviceManager::_Scan(dev/disk)
found pci!!
found drivers/dev/disk/ide!!
add module busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1 to list
has connection? yes
module: busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1, support 0
free busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1
found pci!!
found drivers/dev/disk/ide!!
add module busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1 to list
has connection? yes
module: busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1, support 300
I have a Sony vaio VGN-S5HP and it won’t boot Haiku nor Zeta or BeOS…
BeOS and Zeta hang after the Oscilloscope icon light up. Haiku in debug boot gives following before hang:
KDiskDeviceManager::_Scan(dev/disk)
found pci!!
found drivers/dev/disk/ide!!
add module busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1 to list
has connection? yes
module: busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1, support 0
free busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1
found pci!!
found drivers/dev/disk/ide!!
add module busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1 to list
has connection? yes
module: busses/ide/generic_ide_pci/device_v1, support 300
Anyone have any idea why this happens??
You can try hitting spacebar during boot and try some of the "failsafe" options… specifically, i would try turning off IDE DMA and see if that helps.
If there are any options in the BIOS settings to alter the IDE controller for "legacy" support or some-such, that might be a good place to start also.
If you figure out what it is, probably good to post back here with results.
You can try hitting spacebar during boot and try some of the "failsafe" options... specifically, i would try turning off IDE DMA and see if that helps.
If there are any options in the BIOS settings to alter the IDE controller for "legacy" support or some-such, that might be a good place to start also.
If you figure out what it is, probably good to post back here with results.
I have tried all "failsafe" options and bios in this laptop sucks big time… Nothing useful there!! Forgot to mantion, sorry Even tried the IDE_replacement_driver…
I’m not sure if there are any SATA Drivers in the works, unfortunetly. I heard of SATA for Zeta, and it’s probably shipped with Zeta v1.2. You could research into that, if you wanted.
If you mean that have I ever run BeOS on the machine succesfully?? no...
skoe wrote:
- Have you tried legacy IDE, as stated?
There is no legacy in bios.. Actually there is nothin useful in there. Just speaker volume and stuff..
skoe wrote:
I'm not sure if there are any SATA Drivers in the works, unfortunetly. I heard of SATA for Zeta, and it's probably shipped with Zeta v1.2. You could research into that, if you wanted.
well.. I'll try to get my hand on the new Zeta as soon as possible :)
It's just strange I can't even boot from cd...
But perhaps I can get Haiku to work with Zetas SATA drivers...
I download haiku image and HaikuBootCD (*.cue) and burn it. But Haiku won’t boot, loader start and I see screen with haiku logo. And after it all stop!
AMD64 3200+ 1Gb Ram X700 motherboard nForce4 K8N Pro
The HaikuLiveCD is not an official project of the Haiku devs currently - and as confirmed on the mailing list, just using the boot image that comes with that .cue file is not guaranteed to work with the kernel in the haiku.image (You may need to rebuild the floppy image yourself).
These are not officially supported methods of launching Haiku yet, so no work has been done to ensure that they work properly in all cases.
Ultimately, you could just have a bad combination - Haiku doesn’t really play well with SATA yet for example. I’m also not sure the X700 is supported properly - you can try hitting spacebar before it boots and try booting with safe mode video, etc.
Even tried the IDE_replacement_driver…