Hi Robert & Hendy
I missed your post Hendy but did have this one from Robert. It was
about 1 or 2
months ago I installed this way. Are you stuck after your selection of
4.harddisk?
As I recall after selecting harddisk a screen came up with where is the
files located. In my case I had them in /hda1
If you mean installing the base system, then I have done so from a hard disk.
Note that it is recommended that you only install the basesystem from the
harddisk and then install the other stuff from the net.
Robert J Cristel writes:
> Hi Hendy,
>
> I enjoyed your informative post. I found i
Hi Hendy,
I enjoyed your informative post. I found it very interesting because
I am having exactly the same problem. To the gentlemen who tried
to be helpful:
the menu at this point of the install procedure offers a choice of 1)
floppy 1
2) floppy 2
3) cdrom
4) harddisk
5) mounted
>
I think Hendy was trying a hard drive installation. I don't know how
but
I think the hda1 needs to be mounted to be read for this. I found disk
easy
enough after a couple of tries.. Dean
Robert Rati wrote:
>
> You have a very in depth message, which is good. Your problem is simple.
> The rec
You have a very in depth message, which is good. Your problem is simple.
The rec1400.bin and other files are disk images. You have to extract them
to a floppy disk using rawrite or rawrite2. You'll just have to install
with those floppies because all disks but the rescue disk are in ext2
format,
Hello Debian-User,
I'm a new subscriber to this list and really new to Linux so forgive me
regarding my stupid question and this long-enough e-mail.
I've tried to install Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 on my P133.
But the installation couldn't be completed because I'm experiencing the
problem I described b
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