From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1995 11:36:10 -0500
From: Kevin Kevin@turbonet.com
Subject: error walking to 9dos
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	I am trying to install Plan9 on my PC (486-66, 8MB RAM, Cirrus Logic 
5426 chipset).  I have no problems getting through the first disk of the 4 
disk trial version, but when I execute b.com (from my normal DOS boot 
configuration) it comes up with the following:

		boot devices:
		boot from:

nothing more, nothing less.  When I try the same thing when I use a boot disk 
I get a variation on the same theme:

		boot devices: fd!0
		boot from[default==fd!0!9dos]:
		error walking to 9dos
		boot from:

I seem to remember plan9 being able to 'walk to 9dos' when configuring plan9. 
 I myself have a sneaky suspision that my Tekram DC-600C ISA cacheing 
controller, but want to exhaust all other options first.

Just as a note, I have three logical drives, the first having 3 dos 
partitions, the second being a Linux partliton and the third I was hoping to 
give to plan9.

Appreciative of any help.