Subject: ethernet card, partition check forced
From: pete (pete@linuxfreemail.com)
Date: Thu Jul 12 2001 - 11:38:04 MDT
I don't know the answer to your larger problem. But doesn't the "check
forced" message say the device was not cleanly UNmounted? This is a common
message to see if you didn't halt the system.
Before turning off your computer, type "/sbin/shutdown -h now" at the
command line (from the root account). This makes the system flush its memory
to the disk, and cleanly stop all services it's running.
Check "man shutdown" for other arguments you can give with the command, like
-r for reboot, +10 for "in 10 minutes", etc.
-Pete
> Hello guys,
>
> I'm having some problems getting YDL 2 to boot up. I've installed it twice
> and get the same problems. I didn't see any errors during installation
> either time (that is, after I found out that I needed a Zip disk in the
> internal drive of my 8600/200 to get it to install).
>
> The error I get is:
>
> "Bringing up interface eth1: Kernel panic: kernel access of bad area pc 0
> lr c0120bc0 address 0 tsk ifconfig/318"
>
> After it reboots it says that "/dev/sda10/ was not cleanly mounted, check
> forced" and it does a check and then continues to load until it encounters
> the error below.
>
> It appears to be something to do with the network. Is this correct? I've
> got an add-on ethernet (Adaptec) card for 10/100 and was using this instead
> of the built-in 10baseT connection.
>
> Do I need to physically remove the other ethernet card (occupying a PCI
> slot)? I hope not because booting into Mac OS I would prefer the faster
> speed.
>
> Thanks.
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