said:
>
>Hi,
>
>
>
>>hit (hard) the CD reader while it was open. In addition to a big scratch
>>on my leg,
>>
>>
>
>Ouch. Don't do that. It hurts.
>
>
>
>>1. In trying to boot there is a message that it cannot be done (I can
>>copy that message if it is required)
>>2. By booting from the CD I get to the point where one defines the
>>volume.
>>
>>
>
>Which CD?
>
>
eComstation 1.2R (#1)
>Did you need to replace the ATA driver when you did the original install?
>
>
>
I went to my original installation notes. The only ATA reference I found
is the
following (under heading Advanced Installation):"1. Controller:
(E)IDE/ATA(P1)
Compatibility mode (Danis 506,Danidata P1??) Parameters:/Force GBM/IBM"
(I have no idea what that means, but there is the following note:)
"the second phase of installation aborted with error code 34 . Refer to
\var\log\ecsinst.log for details GENGRADD install failed"
>>3. Using the eCS utility diskettes
>> One of the messages is:
>> SYS732: IBMInt13.i13 found a drive greater than 8GB
>>
>>
>
>This is not going to work. The utility disks are not loading a useful ATA
>driver your hardware.
>
>Did these utility diskettes ever work in this system?
>
>
I do not recall ever having to use them before.
>
>
>> I have tried a number of other options including an attempt to
>> run DFSEE but to no avail.
>>
>>
>
>Define no avail.
>
>
I had a problem with a response that my "time to use the software has
expired"
and at the time I could not find the dfsee.key. I am in the process of
trying to
use DFSEE again having found the file dfsee.key
>Recall that you are the only one that can see what's actually happening on
>your system.
>
>
>
>>PS: I am running my backup eCS 1.2
>>
>>
>
>On the same hardware?
>
>
>
No of course. I have an older tower with eCS 1.2 that still works,
but it no longer has a working CD reader.
>Steven
>
>
>
I hope that this information may be useful (though I doubt it)
Denny Jizba
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