On Sun, 2008-12-07 at 09:36 -0500, Greg Wang wrote: > Regular boot gives "fatal trap #12", "no acpi" and "safe mode" both give > message "no disks found!" on sysinstall screen (partitioning). Both hashes > are OK, burned _at_x4, 3 different CDs were tried. > Asus P4S333c (SiS chipset 645/961), P4 2.4GHz, mem 768MB, ps2 keyboard, ps2 > mouse, GeForce3-Ti200, monitor Viewsonic VA912b (1280x1024). > 6.0, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 7.0 and 7.1-Beta2 - all run perfectly on that machine. > Did 8.0 drop supporting SiS? Or what could be a reason? This should now be fixed, with a commit on 2008/12/18. If you are installing from 8.0 snapshot ISOs, I don't think any include this fix yet. Either wait until the 200901 snapshot, or install the 200809 snapshot, which predates the SiS chipset breakage. > Another machine: Asus M3N78-VM, AthlonX2 (4450e) 2.3GHz, DDR2-800-4GB, > NVidia chip, GeForce 8200 (onboard), ps2 keyboard, usb-mouse, SATA -HDD, > SATA CD/DVD-W, all features - onboard. Monitor: SyncMaster2253bw. > 8.0-CURRENT amd64 version. > With CD1 could install only Base, Kernel and docs. Anything else including > Xorg cannot be installed (error: no Index present). FTP: "there is no > distribution on ftp://... do you want to try another ftp site?" > pkg_add output: command not found. Again hashes are OK, 2 CDs were tried. I'm guessing, but this is probably because the FTP site doesn't carry all the parts for a network install of -CURRENT. It's not clear if you are talking about installing packages or other parts of the base system, the latter should work but the former is probably best done outside of sysinstall. > Downloaded dvd.iso 3 times: first failed _at_97% (error: cannot copy from > server), second download finished successfully but .iso file couldn't be > found (mystery!), 3-rd download was OK. > However I got the same problem with Index files on the DVD and "no > distribution" with FTP using sysinstall. Again, packages may not be included on the CURRENT install media, and even if they are, they probably are not tested anywhere near as much as a -STABLER release. Use pkg_add rather than trying to do it at install time. > Fortunately dvd installed pkg_add and I managed to install X and then Gnome. > Currently have problem with correct resolution (1680x1050) only 1280x1024 > available as maximum. There is no data for ModeLine in xorg.0.log mentioned > in handbook. Tried to force in xorg.conf: > Section Monitor: > HoryzSync 30.0-81.0 > VertRefresh 50.0-76.0 > Option "DPMS" > that was accepted as well as DefaultDepth 24 under Screen section. > > Section Screen: > Modes "1680x1050" > Doesn't work. xorg.0.log output: "not used, no such name" ) > xorg.0.log + - in the attachment. Can't help you here I'm afraid. GavinReceived on Tue Dec 23 2008 - 18:16:39 UTC
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