I would assume if I couldnt figure out my (Localname.localserver) password or loging
name, I couldnt continue. That is why I posed the question. I reinstalled Linux
again, but removed anything that pertains to networking, internet, email, and other
stuff like that. I get a new error at boot up. It is as follows:
Freeing unused Kernel memory: 48K freed
Warning:Unable to open an initial console
Kernel Panic: No init found. Try passing init=option to kernel
It then just sits there.
Is this serious or do I just neet to change something. If it isnt one thing...it is
another. The first computer I installed Linux on, went it without a hitch. This one
is driving me nuts.
Tom
Dan Brown wrote:
> Caymen wrote:
>
> > called) my ethernet card. then it sits there then it fails. After everything is
> > done it asks for my login name and password. I type it in and then it gives me
> > something like you are suposed to type in your server. I try everything I can
>
> "something" like _what_? Does it give you a prompt, an error message,
> or what? And in any of those cases, what does it say? Since you didn't
> say otherwise, I assume it didn't reject your login; if that's the case,
> you could continue from that point to fix anything that needed fixing
> without reformating the drive once, let alone 8 times.
>
> --
> Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good
> with ketchup.
