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Date Posted: 02:19:40 01/16/05 Sun
Author: naeem
Subject: Re: NEC LaVie POST boot error
In reply to: Bill Grimm 's message, "NEC LaVie POST error" on 07:34:18 05/07/03 Wed

>Here's the POST screen from my NEC LaVie:9821 nw 150
>
>PhoenixBIOS 4.0 Release 6.0
>.
>.
>CPU = Intel(R) Mobile Celeron(TM) processor 333 MHz
>32 0K System RAM Passed
>191M Extended RAM Passed
>0128K Cache SRAM Passed
>System BIOS shadowed
>Video BIOS shadowed
>UMB upper limit segment address: EB6D
>Mouse initialized
>Fixed Disk 0: HITACHI_DK229A-10
>ATAPI CD-ROM: CD-224E
>ERROR
>Resource Conflict - PCI Mass Storage Controller on
>Motherboard
> Bus:00, Device:06, Function:00
>
>Press to resume, to Setup
>
>
>Sometimes, the "Mass Storage" is listed as "Display",
>so I assume it doesn't know what the device is for.
>Running a DOS PCI bus scanning program shows that the
>problem device is associated with vendor ID 11C1,
>which is Lucent Technologies, and I do have a winmodem
>made by Lucent in the machine. This problem started
>when I tried to use a Logitech PS2 mouse on the
>machine. The modem has not worked since. Any ideas?

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