[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Hmmm... How did the install fail? SNF has a newer 2.2 kernel than the >original and the newer one overcomes some errors that could be >attributed to the strange timing and unique geometry of some WD drives. > There is no real reason an SNF install should fail on such a system. I >am running it on an IBM PC350 P166 with 32Mb of RAM and two network >cards. Of course, I do have to keep a mouse attached so the BIOS will >allow a boot, but the video and keyboard were long ago removed. > >You cannot have any other system on a machine running SNF. Dual-boots >are impossible.
When I'm about to install SNF in my old Intel Pentium 166 at 32MB RAM using BTC 40x IDE CD-ROM drive it asked me what modules shall I use for my CD-ROM drive? Also, the GUI installation is very poor and very slow. Thanks in advance. =) __________________________________ www.edsamail.com
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