On Thu, 8 Aug 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... Don't forget
to pop out and replace the floppy - the data could be read from a disk
block cache rather than the floppy if you don't do that. ...
Does this note mean that one can replace floppy disks without unmounting
and mounting in
... Don't forget
to pop out and replace the floppy - the data could be read from a disk
block cache rather than the floppy if you don't do that. ...
Does this note mean that one can replace floppy disks without unmounting
and mounting in between? Or were the 'umount' and 'mount' implied by
pop
Guy Maor wrote:
On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Steve Gaarder wrote:
I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
I get the error invalid compressed format after the uncompressing
Linux message. If I
On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Steve Gaarder wrote:
I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
I get the error invalid compressed format after the uncompressing
Linux message. If I disable the cache, it
Steve Gaarder wrote:
I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
I get the error invalid compressed format after the uncompressing
Linux message. If I disable the cache, it boots fine. It
On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Steve Gaarder wrote:
I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
I get the error invalid compressed format after the uncompressing
Linux message. If I disable the cache, it
I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
I get the error invalid compressed format after the uncompressing
Linux message. If I disable the cache, it boots fine. It boots ok
from the hard drive
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