-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On Fri, 2 Jan 1998, Steve Hsieh wrote:
John,
On the IBM thinkpad 760, you must use the tecra boot disk in the
special directory, and not the standard bootdisk. If you build your
own kernel, you must build it with 'make zimage' and not 'make
bzimage'.
If the thinkpad problem persist, try the tecra bootdisk (in the special
directory I think).
Brandon
-
Brandon Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] We all know linux is great... it
PGP: finger -l [EMAIL PROTECTED] does infinite loops in 5 seconds
Phone: (757) 221-4847
John,
On the IBM thinkpad 760, you must use the tecra boot disk in the
special directory, and not the standard bootdisk. If you build your
own kernel, you must build it with 'make zimage' and not 'make
bzimage'. The thinkpad will hang as you describe otherwise.
The alternative, as you may have
Have you tried useing the tecra boot disks ... you might try these boot
disk ... try installing from there as it will add that kernel to the hard
drive ... I think that the tecra boot disks are made for the Laptops that
can't handle BzImages I think they can be found in the /disks
directory
I recently bought the debian 1.3 cd's and an IBM thinkpad 760xl. The IBM came
with windows NT preinstalled. I have a 2.1Gig HD which I repartitioned into
two gig partitions using fips.exe. That worked fine.
My NT partition was booting fine (first partition) until I tried to install
linux. I made
On Thu, 01 Jan 1998 04:35:24 EST, LKloss wrote:
I recently bought the debian 1.3 cd's and an IBM thinkpad 760xl. The IBM came
with windows NT preinstalled. I have a 2.1Gig HD which I repartitioned into
two gig partitions using fips.exe. That worked fine.
My NT partition was booting fine
---BeginMessage---
---BeginMessage---
Let me be a bit more specific ...
I no longer have NT on the machine. I formatted the whole disk in disgust. So
lets just assume that currently I have nothing on the machine.
I made the debian 1.3 floppies on a machine with a CD-Rom drive and DOS
command
On Thu, 01 Jan 1998 14:14:13 EST, LKloss wrote:
[..proper pre-install procedure snipped..]
Now, first problem. I take the boot-rescue disk, put it in the disk drive,
reboot the system, get a message from debian giving me various help screens,
and then the boot: prompt. So I press return and
8 matches
Mail list logo
