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[TintinBT]

Hi All,

I try winbuilder074 in my computer, use WINXPsp2 ENG as source CD, run the NativeEX standard
And the process run not any error. It could run in QEMU, everything looks good.

But when I burn a CD try to boot from my Laptop (HP 6710b, CPU T7100, 1G RAM), it fail when booting up.
Blue screen and shows 0X0000007B error.

I try liveXP, even PICO XP, same story.

Could anybody tell me what happend?

Thanks

[pscEx]

Hi All,

I try winbuilder074 in my computer, use WINXPsp2 ENG as source CD, run the NativeEX standard
And the process run not any error. It could run in QEMU, everything looks good.

But when I burn a CD try to boot from my Laptop (HP 6710b, CPU T7100, 1G RAM), it fail when booting up.
Blue screen and shows 0X0000007B error.

I try liveXP, even PICO XP, same story.

Could anybody tell me what happend?

Thanks

I assume that a driver is missing in the 'real world'.

But unfortunatelly I cannot say which one.

Maybe graphical >> try to add Universal Video Driver
Maybe USB Mouse or keyboard >> Try these scripts
Maybe ...

But I'm rather sure that it is not a missing SATA driver. In this case the system should boot from CD and just not see the HDD

I'm sorry, that is your term to find out.

We only can help you here by answering specific questions.

Peter

[MedEvil]

But I'm rather sure that it is not a missing SATA driver. In this case the system should boot from CD and just not see the HDD

Ehm, Peter there are even SATA DVD drives these days!

0X0000007B

Isn't that the famous 'inaccessable bootdevice' error of USB fame?

[pscEx]

Ehm, Peter there are even SATA DVD drives these days!

Peter

[MedEvil]

tintinbt, can you manage to find out what SATA driver is needed for your computer?

[was_jaclaz]

Maybe this helps:
http://www.911cd.net...showtopic=18722

jaclaz

[TintinBT]

What a crazy world!

I didn't do anything, just burn another CD, then it works now.
No HDD, No Network, anyway it works now.

Thanks for all your reply.

[pscEx]

No HDD, No Network, anyway it works now.

Now second step:
With No HDD, With No Network, anyway it works now.

Peter

[TintinBT]

Now second step:
With No HDD, With No Network, anyway it works now.

Peter

That's not a problem for me.
Actually I made a mistake, after created the first ISO, I burned to CD, and tried it, unfortunately, the CD has problem so it could not boot.
Later I just copy the ISO to my PXE server try to boot and got the 0X0000007B error. And I thought that just because of WB or my Source CD,
I try a couple of days for different settings, same 0x0000007B error.
After you guys gave me some suggestions, I try to review the whole process, and try to burn another CD, and it works.
Then I found I forgot something about the RAMDisk BOOT Support for PXE boot,
So I check the TXTSetup.sif and manually add this in TXTsetup.sif
[SourceDisksFiles]
ramdisk.sys=100,,,,,,5_,4,1,,,1,4
[ScsiClass.Load]
ramdisk=ramdisk.sys
[RootDevicesToDelete.clean]
ramdisk
[ScsiClass]
ramdisk="RAM Disk Driver"
At last, I can boot it from PXE Server for testing.

[pscEx]

That's not a problem for me.
Actually I made a mistake, after created the first ISO, I burned to CD, and tried it, unfortunately, the CD has problem so it could not boot.
Later I just copy the ISO to my PXE server try to boot and got the 0X0000007B error. And I thought that just because of WB or my Source CD,
I try a couple of days for different settings, same 0x0000007B error.
After you guys gave me some suggestions, I try to review the whole process, and try to burn another CD, and it works.
Then I found I forgot something about the RAMDisk BOOT Support for PXE boot,
So I check the TXTSetup.sif and manually add this in TXTsetup.sif
[SourceDisksFiles]
ramdisk.sys=100,,,,,,5_,4,1,,,1,4
[ScsiClass.Load]
ramdisk=ramdisk.sys
[RootDevicesToDelete.clean]
ramdisk
[ScsiClass]
ramdisk="RAM Disk Driver"
At last, I can boot it from PXE Server for testing.

Glad it works now
BTW: In my opinion only the [ScsiClass.Load] entry is necessary, maybe the [SourceDisksFiles], too.
But the last two are surely not necessary.

Peter

[TintinBT]

Glad it works now
BTW: In my opinion only the [ScsiClass.Load] entry is necessary, maybe the [SourceDisksFiles], too.
But the last two are surely not necessary.

Peter

You are right. Good to know that.