> What I really meant was the diskette that you have the option to create
> at the end of the installation. What you have boots you into a ram disk
> with minimal functionality. The emergency boot disk created at the end
> of the installation knows all about your scsi controller/drive and boots
> you into your actual installation on the hard disk.
>
> What kind of scsi controller do you have? Do you know which driver it
> needs?
>
> -Steve
>
>
Hey,
Believe it or not, I got it working. I re-ran the installation
program, and switched to virtual terminal #2 (a shell) after it was
done "Finding Available Packages" (or something like that) because
at that point my scsi disks were mounted.
Then I made some symbolic links from /mnt/etc/lilo.conf to
/etc/lilo.conf and /mnt/boot to /boot and re-ran lilo, which re-did
my MBR, and now it works.
The only problem was that I had to boot with an old kernel because
I couldn't run mkinitrd (it wasn't installed) which caused some errors
at bootup.
But anyway, my computer boots up now. . .
But there are a few more problems. Please see Re: X upgrade problem
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
cyberclay
