I have an old pc AMD K6 II, and I want boot the system from a scsi disk.
It runs well with a IDE disk, but not with a scsi disk (4 Gb).
The motherboard BIOS allows to boot from a scsi device, it recognize the
scsi card, install the scsi bios, mount de disk, but after this
procedures the machine stop.
If there was an IDE disk attached with the scsi disk everything run well
and the pc prompt for a valid boot disk. If only the scsi disk is
attached the pc stop running and don't prompt for a boot disk.
What’s wrong with this pc? It’s a hardware incompatibility or it’s
necessary a special adjustment in any parameter of the bios?
Someone can help me?
"AM" <am@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I have an old pc AMD K6 II, and I want boot the system from a scsi disk.
> It runs well with a IDE disk, but not with a scsi disk (4 Gb).
> The motherboard BIOS allows to boot from a scsi device, it recognize the
> scsi card, install the scsi bios, mount de disk, but after this procedures
> the machine stop.
> If there was an IDE disk attached with the scsi disk everything run well
> and the pc prompt for a valid boot disk. If only the scsi disk is attached
> the pc stop running and don't prompt for a boot disk.
> What’s wrong with this pc? It’s a hardware incompatibility or it’s
> necessary a special adjustment in any parameter of the bios?
> Someone can help me?
>
>
> Thank's
> AM
Is the SCSI card BIOS boot option set to boot from the same ID as the
attached SCSI drive?
MJP wrote:
>
> Is the SCSI card BIOS boot option set to boot from the same ID as the
> attached SCSI drive?
>
> MJP
>
>
Yes. The the SCSI card BIOS is set to boot from drive ID= 0 and the SCSI
disk is ID= 0.
MJP wrote:
>
> Is the SCSI card BIOS boot option set to boot from the same ID as the
> attached SCSI drive?
>
> MJP
>
>
Yes. The SCSI card BIOS is set to boot from drive ID= 0 and the SCSI
disk is ID= 0.
Boot with scsi disk 
Linear Mode
