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#1 Can't get Mobius to work

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2002-06-07
2002-06-06
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I tried to get the latest version of Mobius - mobius-
20020225.zip to work with the latest version of Bochs -
1.4, and I get this on the screen:

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AchInit: kernel is 168KB (113KB
code)
Detected GenuineIntel CPU,
3:1:5
sbrk: getting 8192 bytes at
e0000000..done
ramdisk: number of modules =
12
AtaInitController: initialising controller on
1f0
Drive 0: CHS = 20:16:63 size = 9MB "Generic
1234" ""
Drive 1: trying ATAPI: not
detected
MFsInit: Mounting ide0a(00000000) on /hd using
fat
IoRequest fails on NULL
device
m

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and this in bochsout.txt

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00608484000p[WGUI ] >>PANIC<< POWER button
turned off.
00608484000i[SYS ] Last time is 1023331048
00608484000i[CPU ] protected mode
00608484000i[CPU ] CS.d_b = 32 bit
00608484000i[CPU ] SS.d_b = 32 bit
00608484000i[CPU ] | EAX=00000000 EBX=e000075c
ECX=00000000 EDX=085835ae
00608484000i[CPU ] | ESP=c0021f0c EBP=c0021f44
ESI=ffffffff EDI=0002a255
00608484000i[CPU ] | IOPL=0 NV UP EI PL ZR NA PE
NC
00608484000i[CPU ] | SEG selector base limit G D
00608484000i[CPU ] | SEG sltr(index|ti|rpl) base
limit G D
00608484000i[CPU ] | DS:0020( 0004| 0| 0) 00000000
000fffff 1 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | ES:0020( 0004| 0| 0) 00000000
000fffff 1 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | FS:0040( 0008| 0| 0) c0024640
0000000f 0 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | GS:0020( 0004| 0| 0) 00000000
000fffff 1 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | SS:0020( 0004| 0| 0) 00000000
000fffff 1 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | CS:0018( 0003| 0| 0) 00000000
000fffff 1 1
00608484000i[CPU ] | EIP=800526d9 (800526d9)

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Any ideas?

God bless,
-Toby

Discussion

  • Tim Robinson

    Tim Robinson - 2002-06-07
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    Im on a win95 and trying to use raw32 and get
    \\.\a:: No such file or directory

    ?what does that mean and how do i get it to work corectly

     
  • Tim Robinson

    Tim Robinson - 2002-10-11

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    Regarding raw32: it only works on Windows NT/2000/XP.
    Direct disk access is a lot messier on Win9x; there, you can
    use rawrite or dd instead (both of which are available for
    Windows).

    I wrote raw32 as a lightweight replacement for rawrite on
    Win32. Since I use Windows 2000, I didn't put in any support
    for Win9x.

     
  • Rogue_Spider

    Rogue_Spider - 2002-10-12

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    you coulda told me that in your readme woulda saved some
    time 2 days any way- is there any thing else i need ta know
    about it on a win 95[I will never upgrade to another version of
    windows-thats why im looking at mobius]

     
  • Tim Robinson

    Tim Robinson - 2002-10-14

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    Point noted, although raw32 was only really for my own use
    (as I noted, those who don't use NT can use rawrite or dd).

    I'm afraid I don't know how well Mobius co-operates with
    Win95 because I don't use it. I don't see any reason why it
    shouldn't boot on a machine that has 95 installed already,
    although the FAT driver doesn't support FAT32 yet (only
    FAT12 and FAT16 -- again, I only use Windows 2000 so I
    can't test FAT32). I suggest you try it and report back with
    your results.

     
  • Rogue_Spider

    Rogue_Spider - 2002-10-18

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    actually i dont think it coop's at all once on a 3.5 win95 says
    that the disk is screwed and trys to reformat it.
    than if I try to run it it stops at loading the gui and loops[I was
    hoping it was just the newest version but i think its also
    incompatability issue's.]

    also I was looking at the source is there supose to B
    gui.dsp
    libiconv.dsp
    because my computer demanded m and i cant find m
    thnks 4 the help

     
  • Peter Bindels

    Peter Bindels - 2004-03-17

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    win2k does have fat32 support, try formatting an 8gb
    harddisk with fat.

     

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