On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 11:50:00AM +0200, Pixel wrote:
Pascal Grosse [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello dear list,
I installed Mandrake 7.1 (final), and I must say i'm very
impressed by the overall quality of this new flavor of
Mandrake Linux. But i nonetheless faced some problems
that the
initrd was still the one for 2.2.15. When i removed the line in the
/boot/grub/menu.lst, all the errors concerning reiserfs disappeared,
but the system still refused to boot. As initrd.2.2.15.img is not owned
by any package, i don't know how to get a correct initrd for 2.2.16.
Any idea ?
Pascal
I think the fact that there has been no official announcement seems odd. That
and considering the fact that the word "beta" is in there- it may scare off a
few.
Yes, and what about the beta3 isos that doesn't work (the ext
one) ?
Pascal
other files, and found the same problem, but not
on all. The same behaviour occured also when i mounted the iso
as loopback, so i think it is not a burning problem. I redownloaded
the iso a second time, and the md5sum test was correct.
Has anybody else met the same problem ?
Pascal Grosse
and asking if
I am sure about deselecting would be great. The SuSE
yast does something like that, and it should not bother
someone installing in expert mode anyway... Debian's
dselect can also be a good inspiration for what could
be done here (even if it is a pain to use).
Pascal Grosse
Hi all,
I tried Mandrake 7.1b (downloaded the 2 iso images). Here are my
first impressions :
- The installation procedure design was quite improved and is
very nicely done. The capacity to select individual packages
sorted by name is especially welcome : it is now much easier to
scan
error while loading ramdisk", and then a blank
screen. The only remaining solution is then ctrl+alt+supr.
I reload several times the archive, without any significant
improvement.
Does someone know what is the problem ?
Thank,
Pascal Grosse
On Fri, Jan 07, 2000 at 05:16:34PM -0700, Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
Can you try to reproduce it with a floppy please?
On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, Pascal Grosse wrote:
Hello,
I downloaded the entire oxygen archive from ftp, and started the
batch file harddisk.bat in oxygen/dosutils/autoboot
