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From: carlson@kaiwan.com (Mike Carlson)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: HELP: Fatal trap 25 during FreeBSD install!
Date: 12 Sep 1994 03:39:47 -0700
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I am trying to install FreeBSD v.1.0 and I get the following during
install:
Fatal trap 25: invalid TSS fault while in kernel mode
trap type = 25, code = fe130000
eip = fe0517a5, cs = fdbf0008, eflags = 3282, cr2 = 0, current -
priority = ffffffff
panic: invalid TSS fault
press reset
This happens right after I try to load the filesystem disk. (I am
using kcopy_ah to boot, which seems to go okay.)
My system is a 486/66 on a VEGA motherboard with AMI BIOS and the
Symphony HaydnII chipset. I also have:
- 8Mb RAM
- 256K L2 cache
- STB Lightwave VLB video card
- Gravis Ultrasound card
- ProAudio Spectrum 16
- cheap IDE card running my floppies and 212Mb hard drive
- GSI32 controller running WD 1.06Gb and WD 540Mb drives.
- Toshiba 3401 CD-ROM on PAS16
- Colorado Jumbo 250 tape backup on floppy controller
What I want to do (after solving the trap error of course) is to
install FreeBSD on my second hard drive in an extended partition. Is
this possible?
My drives are configured:
Drive 1: Partition 1 - OS/2 Boot Manager
Partition 2 - DOS 5.0 (Primary)
Partition 3 - DOS 5.0 (Primary - I have my reasons ;) )
Drive 2: Partition 1 - DOS (Primary)
Partition 2 - HPFS for OS/2 (extended)
Partition 3 - Where I want FreeBSD (preferably extended)
Drive 3: Partition 1 - DOS (Primary)
I would like to install FreeBSD on Drive 2 in the last partition and
use Boot Manager to start it. Any and all help getting these problems
solved will be greatly appreciated.
Mike
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Mike Carlson
carlson@kaiwan.com