Hi Salasa, salasa nawang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello, > > I have a headache about booting on the PC. > Let me describe the steps. > > I loaded a linload.exe and ldmilo.exe. The PC behaved softly well. > Then, these are the items that came out in the screen: This appears to be some kind of debugger/monitor, b == byte w == word l == longword g == ????? (anyone? - giant word?) > Cmnd Args Operation > > de[bwlg] #1 #2 deposit#2 into (#1) > ex[bwlg] # examine > d[bwlg] [# [#]] dump bytes/words/longs/quads > e[bwlg] [# [#]] query deposit > (value, sp=next loc, -=prev loc, crlf-exit > enter) > h this text > ior[bwl] # I/O space read > ir, fr dump integer or fp registers > r id dump the specified register > z #1 [#2] #1 to #2, or #1 to #1+128 > z #1 l #2 #1 to #1+#2 > f repeated fill with <= 16 values, same > args as z. > q leave monitor > > # = @reg: address. enter = do last command for next 128 locs > addresses are 32 bit superpage physical. > > > I follow the advise of books on linux; that is to type > boot fd0 > while the rescue.bin disk is inserted. > > However the response is just: command unknown. Your commands are in the left-hand columns ( exb 0x23212 [?], q). Try typing 'q' to get out of it. I'm guessing linux never loaded and you're still in DOS/Win32 shell or whatever. Perhaps linload or ldmilo is corrupted? What's your OS name? Sorry I can't be of more help. Regards, Elizabeth -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
