I have got the same problem with my compaq portable evo n1020v.
I dont have a solution and would really like to know what happened.
I also did an emerge -u world and then etc-update.
This seems to a fairly serious problem so I'm hoping that somebody has a
solution.
Regards Kenneth
Michael W
it is unable to mount
the partition. The only information you get is on the screen.
Sorry that I couldnt help more.
ken
Daniel Guerrero wrote:
El jueves, 12 junio, 2003, a las 12:05 AM, Kenneth Karlsson escribió:
You could have typed in the wrong info into /etc/fstab (hda3 instead
of hda5).
You could have typed in the wrong info into /etc/fstab (hda3 instead of
hda5).
Just boot from the install cd
mount /dev/hda5 /mnt/gentoo
and check /mnt/gentoo/etc/fstab
If it still panics check that you have support for your partition
compiled into the kernel (reiserfs etc)
ken
Daniel Guerrer
Jerry McBride wrote:
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the tip. The situation is... the hardware is already in place... The
client just wants out of the proprietary windows software
It'd be nice to get this all sewn up with a total linux solution.
Thanks.
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003 08:50:35 +0200 Ke
It might be better to use a axis network camera.
Some models have motion detection.
Their cameras use linux so maybe you could intergrate their cameras
into your linux
Check out their website www.axis.com
Regards Kenneth
Andrea Gagliardi wrote:
Jerry McBride wrote:
I'm trying
