Re(2): ISDN PPP configurálás

[Janos Kramar]

debian-user@lists.debian.org writes:
That looks to me as Hungarian, which I do not speak in an English mailing
list.
In any case, ISDN usually works with ipppd (as opposed to pppd, note the
i).
For that you have to install the isdnutils package.
Please repost your problem in English in case you are still looking for
help.
I'll translate that (I know Hungarian):
I succeeded in installing my ISDN card in the kernel, but I can't
configure the pppd properly and my ISP uses ISDN.
Below, I'm basically translating what you said to Hungarian.

 Sikerult az ISDN kártyát a kernelbe forditanom de nem tudom a pppd
 beállitani
 és igy ISDN (fritz) kártyával az  internet szolgáltatóm
 felhivnom.segitség SOS
Azért nem kaptál magyar-nyelvü választ eddig, mert legtöbben nem tudnak
magyarul (ebben legalábbis); megpróbálok segíteni. Lefordítottam a
kérdésedet, úgyhogy ha valaki angolul válaszol, lefordítom magyarra. Eddig
valaki azt mondta, hogy az ipppd-t kell használni pppd helyett;
installállni kell az isdnutils csomagot. Jó szerencsét!

 
 
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Boot Problem

[Janos Kramar]

After installing Debian without any apparent problems and rebooting the
computer without the boot disk, it says:
MBR

L 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 ... and so forth.
It works fine with the boot disk. I have an hda unused approx. 5GB hard
drive, a hdb dvd-rom, and hdc cd-rom, and an hdd 30GB hard-drive with an
approx. 5GB ext2 partition and swap with Debian on it. What can I do to
get it working properly?

Re(2): Boot Problem

[Janos Kramar]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would try reinstalling Lilo just off the top of my head that is what it
looks like to me.

After installing Debian without any apparent problems and rebooting the
computer without the boot disk, it says:
MBR

L 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 07 ... and so forth.
It works fine with the boot disk. I have an hda unused approx. 5GB hard
drive, a hdb dvd-rom, and hdc cd-rom, and an hdd 30GB hard-drive with an
approx. 5GB ext2 partition and swap with Debian on it. What can I do to
get it working properly?
Sorry, I'm new to Linux and probably asking something stupid and obvious;
how would I reinstall LILO?