On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Patrick Benson wrote:
> Patrick Lambe wrote:
>
> > My question isn't directly related, but is in the same arena. I've got a
> > laptop that I use primarily for windows development/games/surfing etc but I
> > would like to have relatively small linux distro on it for those occ
Patrick Lambe wrote:
> My question isn't directly related, but is in the same arena. I've got a
> laptop that I use primarily for windows development/games/surfing etc but I
> would like to have relatively small linux distro on it for those occasions
> when only Linux will do (network sniffing/co
At 17:47 12/11/01, Patrick Benson wrote:
>Please keep in mind that your Linux knowledge will certainly increase
>dramatically after reading this!. :-)
>
>http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/cstein/Documentation/LRPHardDiskHOWTO.txt
>
>Keep an eye on the WARNING message about installing it on
Hi,
Thanks Patrick & Jeff for your replies, but after doing some fiddling with a
different floppy drive and a different cable I got the floppy working again.
Don't have to the hazzling with the HD :)
Thanks anyway.
Regards,
Joris
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On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Mart Kempen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a working floppy image by now :)
>
> But the computer where I want to run Dachstein on has a broken floppy
> controller, and can't fix this.
I find this hard to believe. A FDC is not more expensive than a NIC, and
you need two of those.
Mart Kempen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a working floppy image by now :)
>
> But the computer where I want to run Dachstein on has a broken floppy
> controller, and can't fix this.
>
> But I still have a 1 gb HD laying around with W95 installed on it.
>
> I assume that ny router can also be run
Hi,
I have a working floppy image by now :)
But the computer where I want to run Dachstein on has a broken floppy
controller, and can't fix this.
But I still have a 1 gb HD laying around with W95 installed on it.
I assume that ny router can also be run from a HD.
How do I get my floppy on the
