OS/2 hangs after installation: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
mNo edit summary |
m →Fix |
||
Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
== Fix == | == Fix == | ||
Ensure that no two adapters share an IRQ setting. To help determine which driver is being loaded at the time of the hang (and thus which adapter may be a part of the problem ), re-boot and press Alt-F2 when the "boot-blob" (small white rectangle in the upper left corner of the screen) appears. This will list each driver as it loads. | Ensure that no two adapters share an IRQ setting. To help determine which driver is being loaded at the time of the hang (and thus which adapter may be a part of the problem), re-boot and press Alt-F2 when the "boot-blob" (small white rectangle in the upper left corner of the screen) appears. This will list each driver as it loads. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == |
Latest revision as of 00:45, 4 March 2020
Last Updated: 27th November, 1994
Symptoms
Following installation, OS/2 displays the new logo screen and hangs.
Hardware
Any.
Problem
IRQ conflict.
Fix
Ensure that no two adapters share an IRQ setting. To help determine which driver is being loaded at the time of the hang (and thus which adapter may be a part of the problem), re-boot and press Alt-F2 when the "boot-blob" (small white rectangle in the upper left corner of the screen) appears. This will list each driver as it loads.
Notes
If the hang occurs later in the boot process, try adding /V parameters to various drivers; this may yield additional information about which drivers are or are not operating as expected.