I got a 486 machine that I have installed Debian 1.31 version on. It
has a 3COM 3C905 tx PCI card in it. The system does not recognize the
PCI card. Do I need to get something and recompile the kernal in order
for linux to see the pci card?
Tony Koehn
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Just so I know and have my ducks in order.
Is this the correct method for re-compiling my Kernel??
cd /usr/src/Linux
make config
make dep
make zImage
make zdisk
make zlilo
Is this correct? Can someone explain briefly each step and why I have
to do this??? I just want to understand it more.
Well after weeks and days of trying I finally got this thing to
work..,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] your method of fixing this worked and was straight to
the point. I do appreciate everyones efforts in helping me out with
this particular problem.
I have seen several comments posted about what the
Well here we go again
A little background so some of you remember.
I installed debain 1.3 (7) times. Have been having trouble getting
dselect to install files using the ftp access method. I keep getting
this can't map /lib/libc message.
Well someone sugested that I type this
ln
PAI will be sending the 1.3.1 CD Monday. One of my machines is a 386DX40
PAwith 8 mb and a soundblaster 2x cd drive that is flaky under windows. I
PAhave a 540 mb IDE drive in it that I use just for testing and I have good
PAresults with it installing from my CD or from my network.
PAWhat date
IGDate: Sat, 05 Jul 1997 12:27:57 -0400
IGFrom: Igor Grobman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IGdid you type ldconfig (as root) after that? That might be the problem.
IGif that doesn't work, try reinstalling dpkg with dpkg -i (it includes dselec
IGHTH.
Yes I did. I did find dpkg-dev and installed that
PAIf that is 2 meg total you need more. If it's 2 meg used, OK. I usually
PAcreate a swap partition of 32mb or more. Often I create them at the max
PAusable 128mb because I tend to really hammer the system with a lot of
PAtasks.
PA The date on the floppy is 5-28-97 (looking at the rescue disk
Is there anyone out there that I could call concerning my problem
installing debian 1.3.
I have only had one responce on my posted questions... and am no
farther ahead than I was a week ago.
Whats my problem??? Well ok, let's see, the installation of the base
system
works correctly. I can
Bruce,
When I run ldconfig here is what it says
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/lib/libc.so (No such file or
directory), skipping
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/lib/libm.so (No such file or
directory), skipping
When I look for these files they point to:
libc.so -
LEHi again,
LEthinking a bit more of it, it might be a good idea to make an ldconfig
LE(as root) to see what's the matter with your libraries. Maybe it even
LEsolves your problems.
LEBy the way, how much experience do you have with Linux in general? I
LEhope this question doesn't sound rude,
LEBy now, I'm getting the feeling that something with your set is horribly
LEbroken - your hardware or the software/installation.
LEI think, however, we can focus on the gcc + cpp + libraries region for
LEnow, because I get the impression that dselect's install only fails
LEbecause of reasons
DWI suspect that your problems are with the ftp method (this was not tested
DWas extensivly as it should have been)
DWYou indicated that you have tried this 7 times. Was it from scratch each
DWtime? That is, did you start over and do a fresh install each time?
Yes each time was a start over...
I have been having a terrible time installing 1.3
I keep getting gcc: can't map '/lib/libc5.so.5'
This message might also be the same but have dpkg: instead of gcc:
What does this mean and what am I doing wrong.
Tony
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I am having so much problems
I just flat have not been able to get past DSELECT.
I have totally re-installed everything.(about 5 times)
Everytime I bring up dselect and select FTP. (My Machine is connected
to the net via ethernet). I get up to the point of installtion...
Here is my
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