Sir:

Eric Erickson wrote:
> I'm installing RC4 on a Gigabyte P35-S3G with intel Core2 Duo and 2
> Gig of ram. As this machine only has 1 IDE connector I've converted
> one of my drives to SATA. Now my problem is that whenever I attach an
> IDE drive with LVM information to the IDE channel I get a Trap E in
> OS2LVM during boot.
>
> As an experiment I attached a non-lvm disk to the IDE channel and no
> trap occurs.
>
> Any ideas?
>
What are the IRQs that you are using? How about the memory mappings for
the controllers? Does the drive that you mount on the IDE-PATA channel
have any boot info thereon? What is your boot order in BIOS?

--
Bill
Thanks a Million!

Hi Eric

Eric Erickson wrote:
> I'm installing RC4 on a Gigabyte P35-S3G with intel Core2 Duo and 2 Gig of
> ram. As this machine only has 1 IDE connector I've converted one of my drives
> to SATA. Now my problem is that whenever I attach an IDE drive with LVM
> information to the IDE channel I get a Trap E in OS2LVM during boot.
>
> As an experiment I attached a non-lvm disk to the IDE channel and no trap
> occurs.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> TIA,
>
> Eric Erickson
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>
>


No idea if it will help but I noticed that the LVM bits are backlevel in
RC4 so suggest that you unpack lvm14105.exe (it does unzip) - if
necessary while booted from another installation/install CD/floppies -
and see if updating the LVM bits helps.

It may also help to update to the current danis506.add release.

No idea if the problem is ACPI related but v3.09 is available from the
betazone; on my nForce430 based system this needed applying instantly as
every attempt to use the RC4 supplied ACPI (v3.05) booted to a TRAP 000c
in OS2KRNL.

Regards

Pete