Can anyone give me non-emotional advice on whether Linux would
install "much easier" on an apple system than on an intel box?
If my goal is to buy a used computer that has the best shot of
getting Linux up in a hurry, what should i get? I realize this could
be a loaded question, but I really ne
Anyone having any success getting Linux to run with Cyrix 5x86 100
Mhz processors? I am having trouble, and I've seen a few messages
that imply there are problems, so I want to know whether I'm trying
to do the impossible .
thanks,
Jim Blaney.
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Are there any IRC channels specifically for discussing setup
issues related to (Debian) Linux?
thanks.
Jim Blaney
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t tells the modem to behave (and use COM3/IRQ5).
Thanks for any help on this - I really need to dial into the Internet
using Linux.
Jim Blaney
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Repeated attempts to boot from the debian 1.1.1 boot floppy last night
produced the same results each time -- I could get to the boot: prompt
ok, but after pressing enter, the screen would fill with numbers in
square brackets, scrolling endlessly with 10 second pauses after every
few screenfuls. Th
Repeated attempts to boot from the debian 1.1.1 boot floppy last
night produced the same results each time -- I could get to the boot:
prompt ok, but after pressing enter, the screen would fill with
numbers in square brackets, scrolling endlessly with 10 second pauses
after every few screenfuls. T
Repeated attempts to boot from the debian 1.1.1 boot floppy last
night produced the same results each time -- I could get to the boot:
prompt ok, but after pressing enter, the screen would fill with
numbers in square brackets, scrolling endlessly with 10 second pauses
after every few screenfuls. T
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