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Hello All,
I've got an unresponsive Samsung SVM400 that i'm trying to hook up with our existing DCS408. Connected to the box with Hyperterminal and after the initial Bios booting i get the message "Operating System Not Found" I Just found an old post describing a problem with the power supply of an SVM400. It says this can cause "Operating System Not Found" to be displayed in Hyperterminal. I was wondering whether anyone has any further info on this issue and how i might resolve it. Your help would be much appreciated. Cheers :toast:
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Well I think it's one of two things. Either there is a bad bit at the begining of the OS or the power supply. Just like windows if the first sector of the loading sequence is faulty. It cant move forward. 
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Hi Edd,
Replied to your PM on this matter
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Hello again and thanks for your support.
It turned out that the compact flash card was corrupt and therefore unable to boot. Card seemed partitioned into 4 drives and all were not readable.
New card + OS has fixed that problem.
However,
the DCS408 i'm hooking up to is running quite an old version of software T1.04 and i think i need at least T1.20. Can anyone confirm this to be the case and if so where i can get the ROMS i need.
Edd
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