That's probably
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/153702
(For Dell Inspiron 530, about SATA drive)
Suggested *workaround* is to:
1. While turning on the computer press F2 at the splash screen to enter
Setup (BIOS)
2. Select Integrated Peripherals
3. Go to 'SATA Mode
Em Sex, 2008-08-29 às 12:20 -0600, Mike Fontenot escreveu:
> Also, while running Vista, I
> opened the CD that I had just burned, and verified that it had lots of
> folders and files on it, not just a single iso file).
This is ok.
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I succeeded in burning the downloaded debian-live image to a CD, but it
failed when I tried to boot from it on my new PC (Dell Inspiron 530).
It showed "Live Debian" on the screen, and typed "Press F1 for help, or
Enter to", and then paused at that point without finishing that
sentence. Then it
old blog at
http://computerroriginaliascience.blogspot.com/2007/01/installing-linux-on-dell-optiplex-320.html
suggest to boot with the pci=nomsi kernel parameter (F6 in Ubuntu I
think to edit boot parameters). But according to this blog, expect
others problems after that.
This is suppose to fix: T
Mike Fontenot wrote:
Kent West wrote:
I had great difficulty installing Debian on a Dell Optiplex 320; it
would NOT boot from a USB jumpdrive or a LiveCD; finally had to resort
to using an external USB hard drive.
How did you use the external USB hard drive?
http://faculty.acu.edu/~westk/
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Mike Fontenot
>Subject: Re: LiveCD's don't work
>
>Daniel Baumann wrote:
>>
>> what about debian-live?
>>
>> http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/lenny_live_beta1/
>>
>
>I s
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Mike Fontenot
>Subject: Re: LiveCD's don't work
>
>Kent West wrote:
>>
>> I had great difficulty installing Debian on a Dell Optiplex 320; it
>> would NOT boot from a USB jumpdrive or a Live
Daniel Baumann wrote:
>
> what about debian-live?
>
> http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/lenny_live_beta1/
>
I saw that. I was a little spooked by the "beta1". How do I get it?
Can I download it to my wife's MAC, and burn it to a CD that will then
boot and run from that CD? Or do I need to bu
Kent West wrote:
>
> I had great difficulty installing Debian on a Dell Optiplex 320; it
> would NOT boot from a USB jumpdrive or a LiveCD; finally had to resort
> to using an external USB hard drive. The whole experience really makes
> me skittish of Dells now.
That is REALLY scary! I THOUGHT D
>>> Mike Fontenot writes:
Mike> I just tried to boot from several liveCD's: both Knoppix
Mike> and DSL. Both initially start up OK (I get the two
Mike> penguin images), but DSL hangs before doing much
Mike> else. DSL hangs after printing "Checking for for
Mike> USB...". Knoppix doesn't h
Mike Fontenot wrote:
> I just tried to boot from several liveCD's: both Knoppix and DSL. Both
> initially start up OK (I get the two penguin images), but DSL hangs
> before doing much else. DSL hangs after printing "Checking for for
> USB...".
what about debian-live?
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdi
Mike Fontenot wrote:
I just tried to boot from several liveCD's: both Knoppix and DSL. Both
initially start up OK (I get the two penguin images), but DSL hangs
before doing much else. DSL hangs after printing "Checking for for
USB...".
(My PC is a Dell Inspiron 530)
I had great difficulty
I just tried to boot from several liveCD's: both Knoppix and DSL. Both
initially start up OK (I get the two penguin images), but DSL hangs
before doing much else. DSL hangs after printing "Checking for for
USB...". Knoppix doesn't hang, but it leaves me in a shell that can't
seem to do much of any
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