Re: [cobalt-users] Are my two Qube2 dead?

["Nicolas M." <klndfqge@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 04:17:07PM -0500, Zeffie wrote:
> > > I plugged in a 3Go IDE hard-drive, and tried to restore the OS using the
> <snip>
> > Then, some operations took place on the Qube2. However, after having
> > partitionned the hard drive, it rebooted. Then, nothing happens, and
> > "Starting up" is displayed on the LCD.
> > Nicolas.
> 
> most likely the drive is failing... try a bigger one (under 30 gig)
> You might also lookup and do the serial console so you can better see what
> is going on...
> 
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Well, I managed to install Linux Debian on the Qube2 whose network LED
blinked. I did not change the harddrive, which is fine.

However, the other Qube2 doesn't work for the moment... The network LED
does not lit. I assume the network adapter is dead...