Blaauw,Bernd B.
2004-Dec-09 05:49 UTC
EDD error RE: [syslinux] Re: SYSLINUX 2.12-pre7 released
>The way the El Torito CD-ROM is going to look like to the program, is >that it looks like an additional hard disk which a very high drive >number (typically 9Fh or so); MS-DOS will normally ignore this since it >asks the BIOS how many drives there are and ignores the rest.>Does the error message come from UDMA2.SYS or...?> -hpayes, it comes from UDMA2.SYS, it does a series of initialisation tests (read spead for example, and VDS). I don't know behaviour when booting to MSDOS on harddisk, only Isolinux --> A: and Isolinux --> Memdisk --> Disk image Bernd http://fdos.org/ripcord/beta9sr1/other/misc/Udma2_16.zip output on screen (sourcecode in UDMA2.ASM, line 855 and 736 ??? ) UDMA2 Disk Driver V1.6, 2-Dec-2004. Output overlap is disabled. UltraDMA controller found at I-O address 1050h. Vendor/Device I.D. 8086h/7111h. PCI bus 00h, device 07h, function 1 No XMS manager; using only DMA I-O, NO Output Overlap! Primary-master disk is VMware Virtual IDE Hard Drive. Set to UltraDMA mode2, ATA-33. Read tests omitted BIOS EDD error; driver NOT loaded! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Op deze e-mail zijn de volgende voorwaarden van toepassing: http://www.fontys.nl/disclaimer The above disclaimer applies to this e-mail message. ----------------------------------------------------------------
H. Peter Anvin
2004-Dec-09 06:30 UTC
EDD error RE: [syslinux] Re: SYSLINUX 2.12-pre7 released
Blaauw,Bernd B. wrote:> > http://fdos.org/ripcord/beta9sr1/other/misc/Udma2_16.zip > output on screen (sourcecode in UDMA2.ASM, line 855 and 736 ??? ) > > UDMA2 Disk Driver V1.6, 2-Dec-2004. Output overlap is disabled. > UltraDMA controller found at I-O address 1050h. > Vendor/Device I.D. 8086h/7111h. PCI bus 00h, device 07h, function 1 > No XMS manager; using only DMA I-O, NO Output Overlap! > Primary-master disk is VMware Virtual IDE Hard Drive. > Set to UltraDMA mode2, ATA-33. Read tests omitted > BIOS EDD error; driver NOT loaded! >Most likely the UDMA2 driver ends up running into the CD-ROM eventually, and croaking because it's not a hard disk. It should examine the EDD information a bit closer; it'd find that it's marked accordingly. -hpa