Hi list
Trying to install debian woody on my old 7200/75. Downloaded files in
binary format. Created the floppy many time with mac/windows XP/linux
but it is allways the same thing:
- When booting with the boot-floppy-hfs.img I see a small picture
with the pinguine (sp?) in front of a monitor
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 08/04/98
at 08:39 AM, "Helge Hafting" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Kernel panic :VFS unable to mount root fs on 01:00
>Could this merely be a bad floppy, or am I doing something wrong? I have
>trouble making those floppies, the rawrite2 program will usually
>complain
I am trying to install hamm on my home machine, from cdrom.
I can't boot a CD directly, so I tried to make a rescue floppy and boot
that.
The machine has 2 ide drives, and 5 scsi devices:
0:500M harddisk, 1:1200M harddisk, 2:cdrom, 4:40M harddisk, 5:tape drive
I want to put linux on the first 2 s
I'm having a lot of trouble getting Debian on a 486 box. It's a
pretty generic machine, with an IDE hard drive & cdrom, AMD 486 CPU
on a motherboard with the Opti chipset. Special kernel 0 doesn't get
anywhere at all. THe standard kernel gets to this point:
Loading.
Uncompressing Linux
I've refrained from getting into the internals of "dialog", but it does
not look as if I have any choice. The core dump in "modconf" and the
suppression of character echo in the boot floppy are both caused by a
(reasonably simple) bug in dialog concerned with its trying to render a
string that is t
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