Not so long ago Matthew Theobalds said:

> Not so long ago Dave Huang said:
> 
>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, Matthew Theobalds wrote:
>>> target device: sd0
>>> sd0(ncrscsi0:0:0): Severe Error code 0x0
>>> [that is printed about 12 times]
>> 
>> Ah, that doesn't sound too good :) You might try the kern_sbc.tgz kernel
>> instead; there are two drivers for the SCSI chip in the Mac II series,
>> and each have their own quirks... if you have problems with one, try the
>> other one. The kern.tgz kernel uses the ncrscsi driver, and the
>> kern_sbc.tgz kernel uses the sbc driver...
> 
> Thanks every so much. I'll try that. Today / Overnight I did two more
> installations. Once with re-partitioning the drive. I'll have a go at this
> one tonight.

Yes that worked great! Thanks very much indeed. However... When booting in
not single user mode as it boots up and cron starts. I get the following
error:

/dev/ttyE0 No such file or directory.

Of course, creating such a directory does not get rid of the error. At that
point it boots no further (I went to bed and left it and in the morning it
was still complaining that it couldn't find ttyE0).

I therefore cannot do anything with it, since it doesn't finish booting and
doesn't let me login.

Is this a known problem? Do you have any ideas of how to fix it?

Thanks very much.
Matthew