I’ve been using RouterOS in a standard PC format for a while now but I’ve recently bought a mini system based on a Geode GX1-S 300Mhz CPU with 64MB RAM and a 128MB PQI Disk-On-Module. The system is equipped with USB and so for installation of ROS, I connected a USB CD-ROM and configured the BIOS to boot from USB-CD then C drive.
The system then boots using the CD media but fails with the message…
Looking for harddrives…
found harddrive as IDE Secondary Master (disk E)
FATAL ERROR: no CD-ROM found
Press ENTER to reboot
…and as much as I play around with the setup, I can’t get any further. I’ve also tried both the release and beta versions.
I could try USB-Floppy but I don’t want to waste so much time if it’s likely to have similar problems with USB based media?
If only I could… The Geode board only comes with a 40-pin male connector so I had to buy a 40-pin female disk-on-mod - this is the opposite to a 2.5" hard disk so a normal adapter is the wrong gender and I have no way to mount it!
I am using an IBM xeon x3650 M4 server. After booting from CD Rom its shows harddrive found SATA 1 and then shows fatal error-no cd rom found. We had tried installing on another normal PC but the problem still persists. We had also tried changing the cd and DVD a no. of times. Could u suggest some solution to this.
It is actualy 16 years old. And seems like the isue was never solved. Semms like nobody cares. I am after 2 days of infinite try’s, and still could not do an x86 install.
I am using mikrotik products and I was actualy very happy with it.
After 2 days of crap, no ideas what to do else, I believe I will just burn everything I know about mikrotik and just move to a real company.