On Monday 17 November 2003 01:10 pm, Raffaele Belardi wrote: > I managed to install and run MDK9.1 on a P100 with 64Mbyte RAM and a > 300Mbyte Conner HD. > > I found out that the problem I had with the installation program > crashing was apparently due to the kernel turning DMA on for my drive. I > solved this passing the "ide=nodma" argument on the linux command line > (you get there by typing the F1 key at spash screen). > > I'm using this system only as an mp3 player (only text tools). CPU usage > is around 30% while decoding, swap space (30Mb) is never used, > installation takes approx 150Mbyte of disk. I'll try to reduce RAM to > 32Mbyte or less, to speed up the bios boot. > > Keep trying, it can be done :-) > > raffaele > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I tried to install 9.1 on an old P100 with 32Mbyte of RAM and 370Mb HD. > > I used text-install, selected no packages. The installer chooses the > > basic packages - less than 100 - and starts the intallation, but never > > finishes. It hangs in the middle of the installation process. rather than reduce the ram, why not set the bios to not count the ram at boot?
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