On Fri, 2004-09-24 at 21:57, Prasanna David G wrote: > Dear Friends, > > I am trying to bring back to life some 486's. I have set up LTSP > server (on Slackware 10) and tested it with some pentium clients. > Since we can't get EPROMs in this country and no burning facility, I > am getting floppy images(zdsk) from rom-o-matic.net and using. The > 8039-ne and etherboot-pci drivers works fine with PCI ne2000 cards > like RTL 8029, etc. > > But no success in finding a boot image for ISA cards that I have to > use with the 486s. I have got RTL8019AS, UM9008F and DLT2518 ISA > cards. Has anyone succeeded booting from n/w using these cards ? > Please help me. Suggest me where and how to get any boot image for > these (floppy/lilo/grub) The ISA card work fine. I have ROM's for booting them and if you are near Faridabad I can get you a copy. Main point about booting off ISA is setting option 128 and 129 properly. rom-o-matic.com is the download source for floppy boot images. -- Sudev Barar Learning Linux
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