-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Tom Cosgrove napisa3(a): > There are two things you could try: > > 1. Try a CD (that will have more drivers on it than any of the floppies); > > 2. Try a different floppy disk, as it looks like this one is having > problems in your server (could even be the floppy disk drive). > > > And I wouldn't bother with 3.9 or earlier at this stage in the release > cycle: the current snapshot (I think it's September 1 or something > like that) is effectively a release candidate - even if there are > more bug fixes made before the release, it will be a very simple > upgrade to the actual 4.0 release. > > Yes, I saw you said "4.0b" but there is no such version :) I assume > you mean the 9/1 snapshot, but I can't be certain. > > And as I say, really do try a CD boot.
I have also tried the cd boot - wasn't much of a help. The floppy is ok, i needed to write dmesg to floppy and mounted the drive before inserting a blank diskette. and yes, by saying 4.0b i really meant the lates snapshot. Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFFBV7j3VOnD+tUq3sRAhi1AJ4ovMw2Lv75z/lMlhdEKY4M5I2zCgCfZ4WX OG0u42Nszn6qUxihuNMIbxY= =tuPY -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
