FYI, 2.0.37 has been released (also 2.2.10).
Bob
On Mon, Jun 14, 1999 at 11:13:38AM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Graham Seaman wrote:
BTW, the 2.0.37-pre series supports these controllers. I suppose I should
get busy and build a set of boot floppies that uses this
There are no install disks for potato yet. I also had trouble with this
very problem a while back. My solution was to borrow a supported
controller for installing slink and then building a new kernel and
swapping the controllers back. There was really no other way.
BTW, the 2.0.37-pre
Hi,
I've been using debian for a while but am still a relative
newbie. I just bought a new pc with Advansys Initio SCSI driver.
The supplier asked me what OS I wanted; I asked for Linux. They
told me I would have to use RedHat, since the Initio drivers
(which are only supplied in binary format)
Graham Seaman wrote:
Hi,
I've been using debian for a while but am still a relative
newbie. I just bought a new pc with Advansys Initio SCSI driver.
The supplier asked me what OS I wanted; I asked for Linux. They
told me I would have to use RedHat, since the Initio drivers
(which are
You can upgrade to potato using Apt/dselect. I did this recently after
purchasing a cheapbytes of Slink. I realized the Xwindows with Slink doesn't
support my video card. Anyway, just reinstall your system making the
partition changes you want, then choose to install packages via Internet,
partition changes you want, then choose to install packages via Internet, but
select dists/unstable main contrib non-free.
I would say dists/potato instead of dists/unstable; here is why:
I once used dists/unstable, and everything worked fine until the next
debian version changeover (such as
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