k_trap Panic 0x00000006 during boot

[Puppis]

Hi everyone. I moved an IDE 1.3G HD with SCO ODT 3.2 from an old PC to my new one. After the boot prompt and the memory sizing I get a k_trap 0x00000006 and cannot complete the boot. My old PC had a SCSI controller to connect the CD-ROM, and a network card correctly installed under UNIX. My new PC does not have the SCSI controller and have a different network card (I suppose I should have removed them from UNIX before unmount the HD). I have the installation disks. Can I solve the problem on my new PC? If I must put the HC back to the old PC, can anyone explain me the right procedure?
PLEASE HELP ME.
(Sorry, I'm not very expert!!!)

 

[stanhubble]

what is the full version of sco that you have? uname -X
what patches had been applied?
Does the new machine see the geometry of the hd the same way that the old one did? Cyl, Hd, Sec

 

[Puppis]

I don't really know the full version, but it is the latest version of SCO Open Desktop before the release of SCO Openserver. I'm unable to type any commmand , but I think the geometry of the hd is ok as the pc can load the boot completely. I tried to boot from the installation diskettes, but when I'm asked for the N2 floppy I get the same PANIC: message. Could some BIOS setting affect this thing, such as the IDE bus master, the CPU cache the IDE DMA settings?

 

[Puppis]

Ok, the full version is SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 Hope with this information someone can help me!!! Thanks.

 

[Puppis]

Well, I've done some more steps: booting with hd(40)unix cache=/n I stop getting the PANIC:. So I could see the full version of my SCO that is SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 and, most important, I could see that the geometry of the hd was wrong. The reason is that on my old PC I had a SCSI HD with windows os and the unix hd has conected as primary master. On my new PC I have no SCSI controller so I had a primary master HD with Windows XP. I connected the unix hd as slave. Connecting it as master the boot can complete (I still have trouble because the keyboard is not working, but I saw some threads about this subject). Now the question is: what to do to have my Windows hd as master and unix as slave? (I will select the one to boot with by the boot option settings of BIOS)