und the "dd" command,
and messages disappears. Nice to have in muLinux.
I am using hal91 instead of muLinux but will the commands work the same?
Thanks for your interest and help.
Have a good day,
Jim
- Original Message -----
From: "Stuart Stevenson"
To: "Enhanced Machi
Jim,
One more redundant question. When you boot MachineA from the CD are
you then running Linux? If so is it possible to remove the CD from
MachineA and put it into MachineB?
thanks
Stuart
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you can lead a person to knowledge
but you cannot make him think
Maybe just as easy(?). Remove the hard drive from the machine that
won't (isn't) booting the CD and install it in the box
that can come up under 'Live'. Go thru the installation process and
then move the disk back to the other machine.
There is a possible issue here and that is getting X window
Jim Fleig - CNC Services wrote:
> Hi Stuart,
>
> I don't mind the redundancy. Sometimes things are tried twice (or more) in
> order to get them right once. :-)
>
> Machine B will not boot from the CD at all. hal91 on floppy will boot every
> time from the floppy. hal91 files on a CD will no
Jim Fleig - CNC Services wrote:
>
> Can anyone shed any light on why I'm getting these "tray open..." messages,
>
Is there any possibility you have the IDE cables swapped, and the CD is
on IDE1 and the hard drive on IDE2?
Some BIOS's may be able to boot an existing OS like that, but may be
un
