On boot, I get this error:
Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open /deb/hda#
Could this be a zero-length partition?
Indeed, my partitions in the extended partion aren't looking too good - a bad id on the first (hda5), incorrect length, and no record of
--- M.C. Vernon wrote: ---
On 12 Nov 1998, Daniel E. Hollis wrote:
I mucked up my package list. I'm trying to install kde and xfree86, the
stable versions. One of the 2 required, so I thought, a xlibc _unstable_
version. I connected to the local debian distribution ftp site and got
I mucked up my package list. I'm trying to install kde and xfree86, the
stable versions. One of the 2 required, so I thought, a xlibc _unstable_
version. I connected to the local debian distribution ftp site and got the
unstable directory listings. Now, dselect wants to upgrade _everything_
--- Pann McCuaig wrote:
Uh, it's on the _previous_ menu. When you are offered Install Drivers
select Alternate: Install PCMCIA Support _FIRST_.
--- end of quoted material ---
Ok, I've done that. Perhaps I've misunderstood how one configures a pcmcia
card in the install script. I have a
Hi All,
I posted a few weeks ago about not begin able to get my pcmcia card to work
on my TI/Acer 610CD laptop. The card is an Eiger labs epx-10bt, which needed
the the modules file modified slightly. I did that to no avail, so I'm in the
middle of attempting to reinstall the system.
At
I'm trying to install the latest Debian on a TI Extensa 610CD. My problem is with my Eiger Labs EPX-10BT ethernet pcmcia card. The pcmcia howto lists thiis card as having worked under the fmvj18x_cs driver, but I have had no luck installing it with the modconf script.
I've run modconf and
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