Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.iniziare
Titolo: Grave problema

Ciao ragazzi,
vi espongo il problema.
Posseggo un elaboratore con unico disco fisso da 20 GB, partizionato in 3
parti.
Su una partizione risiede Windows 98, su una risiede Windows2000, e su una
Linux RedHat 6.2.
Da ieri mi è successo del casino senza capire però l'origine dello stesso.
In pratica Windows98 non mi parte più. All'avvio dopo qualche schermata blu
(classico), fa addirittura il reboot, senza neanche aver completato il
caricamento dell'OS.
Niente da fare neanche in Modalità Provvisoria.
Il Boot loader iniziale è il LILO, che ha come OS di default Dos.
Da qui si passa alla schermata del boot loader di W2K, che chiede la scelta
tra Winbug e W2K.
Di default parte il secondo.
Winzoz lo uso per vedermi i DVD e per provare le demo dei giochi.
Poca roba.
Ma mi fa incazzare pensare che 7 GB sono lì, impossibili da usare.
So che reinstallando W98 risolverei il problema.....però poi Lilo e il boot
loader di W2K saranno fottuti, e sulla macchina sarà come se ci fosse solo
il 98....
Gli altri 2 OS vanno meravigliosamente.
Per chi mi volesse aiutare, gliene sarei molto grato.
A presto.
cya.
Ale.

per caso hai nell'autoexec.bat il comando
win.com
 /v  o 
win.com
  /wx ???
se hai una di questi due comandi toglili e windows dovrebbe ripartire.
altrimenti prova a leggere l'articolo qui sotto:
SYMPTOMS
========
When you are using DriveSpace to compress a drive, your computer may become
stuck in a reboot (or restart) loop. If you press the F8 key when your
computer
restarts and then choose Command Prompt Only, your computer enters the
reboot
loop again. If you choose Step-By-Step Confirmation, you can start Windows
95.
However, when you run DriveSpace, your computer enters the reboot loop
again.
CAUSE
=====
This problem can occur if any of the following conditions exists:
* A "DRVSpace=0" or "DBLSpace=0" setting is present in the Msdos.sys file.
* The Drvspace.bin or the Dblspace.bin file is damaged and was not loaded at
  startup.
* You load the EMM386 memory manager and you are using the lower E000 range.
  This behavior has occurred on Compaq Deskpro 386/20e computers and may
occur
  on other computers.
RESOLUTION
==========
To resolve this problem, follow these steps:
1. If the "DRVSpace=0" or "DBLSpace=0" setting exists in the Msdos.sys file,
   disable the setting by placing a semicolon (;) at the beginning of the
line.
   For example:
         ;DRVSpace=0
   For information about how to edit the Msdos.sys file, please see the
following
   article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   ARTICLE-ID: Q118579
   (
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q118/5/79.ASP
)
   TITLE : Contents of the Windows Msdos.sys File
   If the "DRVSpace=0" or "DBLSpace=0" setting does not exist in the
Msdos.sys
   file, or if this step does not resolve the problem, proceed to the next
step.
2. Rename the existing Drvspace.bin and Dblspace.bin files and then extract
new
   copies of the files from your original Windows 95 disks or CD-ROM. To do
so,
   follow these steps:
    a. Restart your computer. When you see the "Starting Windows 95"
message,
       press the F8 key, and then choose Safe Mode Command Prompt Only from
the
       Startup menu.
    b. Delete the Restart.drv file from the hidden Failsafe.drv folder on
the
       physical boot drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C
if
       drive C is compressed). To do so, type the following command at the
       command prompt
   deltree <drive>:\failsafe.drv\restart.drv
       where <drive> is the physical boot drive.
    c. Copy the Autoexec.bat and Config.sys files from the hidden
Failsafe.drv
       folder on the physical boot drive (usually either drive C or the host
for
       drive C if drive C is compressed) to the root folder of drive C,
       replacing the files that are already there. To do so, type the
following
       commands at the command prompt
   copy <drive>:\failsafe.drv\autoexec.bat c:\ /y
   copy <drive>:\failsafe.drv\config.sys c:\ /y
       where <drive> is the physical boot drive.
    d. Remove the Read-Only, System, and Hidden attributes from the
Drvspace.bin
       and Dblspace.bin files in the root folder of the physical boot drive
       (usually either drive C or the host for drive C if drive C is
       compressed). To do so, type the following command at the command
prompt:
   attrib -r -s -h *.bin
    e. Rename the Drvspace.bin and Dblspace.bin files in the root folder of
the
       physical boot drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C
if
       drive C is compressed). To do so, type the following command at the
       command prompt:
   ren *.bin *.bix
    f. If you use Microsoft Plus!, extract the Drvspace.bin file from your
       original Microsoft Plus! disks or CD-ROM to the root folder of the
       physical boot drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C
if
       drive C is compressed).
       If you do not use Microsoft Plus!, extract the Drvspace.bin file from
your
       original Windows 95 disks or CD-ROM to the root folder of the
physical
       boot drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C if drive C
is
       compressed).
       If you use OEM Service Release 2, extract the Drvspace.bin file from
your
       original OEM Service Release 2 disks or CD-ROM to the root folder of
the
       physical boot drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C
if
       drive C is compressed).
       For information about using the Extract tool, please see the
following
       article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   ARTICLE-ID: Q129605
   (
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q129/6/05.ASP
)
   TITLE : How to Extract Original Compressed Windows Files
    g. Copy the Drvspace.bin file in the root folder of the physical boot
drive
       (usually either drive C or the host for drive C if drive C is
compressed)
       to a file named Dblspace.bin in the root folder of the physical boot
       drive (usually either drive C or the host for drive C if drive C is
       compressed). To do so, type the following lines at the command prompt
   copy <drive>:\drvspace.bin c:\dblspace.bin
       where <drive> is the physical boot drive.
       If drive C is compressed, copy the Drvspace.bin file to the root
folder of
       the host drive. To do so, type the following command at the command
       prompt
   copy <drive>:\drvspace.bin <x>:\dblspace.bin
       where <drive> is the physical boot drive and <x> is the host
       drive for drive C.
    h. Restart your computer normally.
   If this step does not resolve the problem, proceed to the next step.
3. To allow DriveSpace to finish successfully, do not load Emm386.exe. To do
so,
   follow these steps:
    a. Restart your computer. When you see the "Starting Windows 95"
message,
       press the F8 key, and then choose Step-By-Step Confirmation from the
       Startup menu.
       In Windows 98, press and hold the CTRL key until you see the Windows
98
       Startup menu, and then choose Step-By-Step Confirmation.
    b. Press Y at each prompt except when you are prompted to start EMM386.
       Press N at this prompt.
MORE INFORMATION
================
When you compress an existing drive, Windows 95 must load the real-mode
compression drivers into memory. As Windows 95 restarts the computer in
mini-Windows, Restart.drv tests for the existence of the real-mode
compression
drivers. If the real-mode compression drivers have not been loaded, the
computer
is restarted until the compression drivers have been loaded. If the
real-mode
compression drivers cannot be loaded, the computer restarts indefinitely.
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Ciao
Fabio

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Veramente prima Windows mi partiva....
Comunque, visto che non posso vedere niente, come faccio a vedere
l'autoexec.bat?
Grazie, ciao.

 l'autoexec.bat?
Non riesci a vedere quella partizione da Windows 2000 o a montarla 
sotto Linux?

La Partizione la vedo sotto W2K....e poi che devo fare?
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 La Partizione la vedo sotto W2K....e poi che devo fare?
E poi modifica l'autoexec.bat!
Forse su win2000 devi essere administrator, non lo so perché non lo uso.
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