On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 02:22:00 GMT The moonlight laughed on the blade's
edge when John Doe wrote :
Shepİ wrote:
The moonlight laughed on the blade's edge when seabat wrote :
Howdy:
I've got this old Hewitt Rand 'puter that I'm trying to get running.
It has a 120MHz CPU (unknown make), 16MB RAM, Windows 95 (supposed to
be loaded on drive?). I turn the machine on and it goes through the
POST and then displays all the CPU, hard disk, Plug and Play info and
some stuff about PCI devices.
It then displays this:
External Cache Type : Pipelined BUrst
EDO in DRAM Row(s) : 0
Invalid system disk
Replace the disk, and then press any key
There is no disk in the drives! I've tried starting it up with a
Win95 start-up disk, with Win95 CD in CD-ROM, a combination of the
two and I still get to this point only. I've been into the BIOS
(American) and everything seems kosher there. The floppy lites up
and you can hear it accessing the disk, but that's it! If I could
get it to a command promt I would be very happy. Any ideas?
Thanks.
From your boot floppy issue the command
sys c: and press Enter and see if remaking the drive a system drive
helps?
He can't "get to a command prompt".
Not even from a boot floppy?
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