Emax

SE HD OS should work for you as well. Stock config with no external scsi attached.

-RVK

> On Jul 1, 2014, at 7:12 AM, "xeelox@... [emax]" <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> >>So what happens if you change that OS on the image to a non-Plus OS?
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>                             WARNING
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>    EMXP only allows the installation of the Emax Plus OS
>     on an EMAX-I HD/CD Image. Please select the Plus OS.
>                Press any key to continue...
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> This happens w/ versions 2.11.3 and 3.00.  Did older EMXP versions allow different OS for HD images?
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> I guess I could pull my last fully working drive and do a backup image in EMXP, but I'm still a tad reluctant to mess w/ my last drive until I know whether there's something I'm doing that's causing these issues.
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> >>I have never seen the SE update go weird, but maybe yours has and needs redone….
> Was thinking along those lines last night. Bad or failed eprom update? FWIW 2 of my keyboards were SE from the factory and I can't boot the drives in those either, but it did all start the day I tried to update a non SE kybd to SE and then to Plus. Could a botched SE upgrade be to blame for failed HD formats, essentially rendering those drives unreadable/unusable by Emax?
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> - Jim
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> ---In emax@yahoogroups.com, <djtbs1@...> wrote :
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> So what happens if you change that OS on the image to a non-Plus OS?
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> I have never seen the SE update go weird, but maybe yours has and needs redone….
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> -T
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> On Jun 30, 2014, at 9:10 PM, xeelox@... [emax] wrote:
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> Ok, I figured out how to add an OS to an HD image in EMXP. So I made an image w/ the plus OS but it would not boot straight from the HD.  
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> Every once in a while, booting from the floppy with the hard drive connected, it did get past the "Just a moment..." message and finally finish loading the OS from floppy, though it took a long time. Sadly I still get the "HD Catalog Error" whenever I attempt do do anything that requires the hard disk. But it is an interesting change in behavior. It's a small clue, though I don't know what to make of it yet.
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> Jim
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