@Wilse

Can you see the device or partitions from the open firmware?

I forget the command now but you can ls the device and it should show the paritions and their respective FileSystems. If it's supported filesystem you can even list the contents of it.

ls /pci/ide/device@<channel>,<device>:<partition number> maybe ?

0,0:0 for the first parition on primary ide channel, master drive afair

ls /pci/ide/device@0,0 should list the partitions

Entirely possible the MBR (Boot Sector) or RDB has become corrupted I guess, however, given that you get the MOS logo....safe to assume it finds the first FFS partition and the boot.img .. so I doubt it's an MBR problem.

One other thing - when you are in SCSIconfig, check that the MOUNT flag is set (checked/ticked) on your MOS system partition and also it has BOOT flag and right BOOTPRI (assuming the drive/partition shows up!)..heck you migth as well check 'em all...FS type, MASK, MAXTRANSFER etc.

I think chances are this partition got corrupted also...and you will end up having to re-write the RDB, format and start over.

Steve

[ Edited by JKD on 2005/3/23 15:09 ]