On 09-May-00 Doug White wrote:
> If you're going to decode boot panics, could you look at i386/18132
> too? :)
Yeah:
00000000 F7F1 div cx
00000002 33D2 xor dx,dx
00000004 8A4EF6 mov cl,[bp-0xa]
00000007 F7F1 div cx
00000009 3DFF03 cmp ax,0x3ff
0000000C 7603 jna 0x11
0000000E B8FFFF mov ax,0xffff
Since %cs=c800, we are in some extra hardware's ROM. The actual fault
since %cx=0000. There may be a return address of f300:0000 on the stack,
would be in the ROM BIOS. It may be that your SCSI controller doesn't
like disks without a normal slice table.
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