> Matthias Buelow wrote: > > I might also add that there are probably quite a few of us > > who've always been using scsi cdroms, also to keep the machine > > ide-free... and that pc bioses often have extreme trouble booting > > from scsi cdroms, if at all (I've never seen a PC myself where > > this worked), so the only option is floppies, or netboot. > > You need to buy Adaptec controllers; they can boot CDROMs. All my AT mobo 586's boot just fine off Tekram 390's (Symbios, as was) controllers with Plextor CDs. I like 2940's just fine (and still own a few), but the Tekram cards were about 25% of the price... The Award BIOS on the mobos specifically has an option to re-order the booting from SCSI devices before/after IDE drives and/or a floppy. Cheers, AS
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