Hello !
The problem could be the "minix" version. There are two minix
fs out in the world. One is called Old-Minix in Linux's fdisk,
supporting up to 14 characters file names and up to 64MB (AFAIK).
The new minix file system has much larger limits (256 char names,
etc...).
I don't know exactly,
Hello,
I experience problems with GRUB on "old" machines with a SCSI drive on an
Adaptec AIC7XX controler.
Every command involving seeking the drive for informations causes the PC to
reboot (`find', completion, kernel etc... : every attempt to access the
drive). The version of GRUB is the last
Bovy, Stephen writes:
BS The old os/2 boot loader was designed very cleverly to utilize
BS that "wasted" space. All config info was saved in the (1) meg
BS mbr.
Grub does that, too. Just use the `setup (hd0)', and it'll
automatically find the best place to put auxilliary files. Oh, but
