Re: InnerDrive boot up problem...

[ballweb@CSOS.ORST.EDU (Brian Ballweber)]

Thomas Dorris (twdorr01@starbase.spd.louisville.edu) wrote:
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: drive selected as the bootup slot.  Either of these situations produces
: the same result...a dump into the monitor at address 0801 as soon as the
 
Hmm, this is just an offhanded guess, but when your HD boots up it will load
the contents of blocks 0 and 1 into memory starting at 00/0800 and onward.
It will then execute the code starting at 801 <location 800 should contain
the value 01 to indicate a bootable disk>.

If your block 0 on your HD got botched for some reason it might cause a crash,
however your directory information and the disk contents would still be intact.
I would suggest trying to use a block editor to copy the contents of block 0
off of a working disk onto your HD.

- Brian