On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 01:29:40PM -0700, bri r wrote:
> I used the idepci version of the latest boot-floppy for potato. The install.bat
>script under DOS is pretty easy--thank-you. However, it failed at the same spot I
>had a problem before, (search for "Make boot floppy failed"). It gives t
I tried your suggestion, David. I.e.,
rescue root=/dev/hda2
(hda2 is where my linux root partition lies). I get a screenful of:
"kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k binfmt-, errno = 8"
without quotes of course.
Brian
--- David Whedon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>I don't
I don't know wy you can't create a boot floppy, I wish I did. To use your newly
installed system you can boot using the rescue disk. I think you can do
somehting like:
: rescue root=/dev/hda1
Or wherever you installed your system. At the syslinux prompt. Once you have it
the way you like it y
I used the idepci version of the latest boot-floppy for potato. The install.bat
script under DOS is pretty easy--thank-you. However, it failed at the same spot I had
a problem before, (search for "Make boot floppy failed"). It gives the same error
messages and behavior. Is there another way
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