Hey Jose,
I know the 3c509 can has 2 modes : pnp or non-pnp. The surest way is a
little dos utility (not windos) you can find at :
ftp.3com.com/pub/nic/3c509/3c509x2.exe .
If you really wants to do it in Linux you could try :
http://www.scyld.com/diag/3c5x9setup.html
With these programs you shoul
Dear WinHaters,
I cann't help it, but I feel the urge to adres me like that to you all (my
apologies for the few ones who are a bit more normal). I have followed this
'discussion' for a while, and I'm a bit dissapointed.
I always have been thinking of Linux-users as some pioneers. But as it
sound
Hi Kerrmonster
There should be a directory /dosutils/Autoboot/ on the CD1. You will find
info here how to install from HD or CD. This should overcome your
floppy-drive problem.
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I'm not quite sure your win-partition is gone.
If your LM-setup past the point where the boot disk has been made, use this,
else you could retry the Linux-install disk upto the point where you can use
fdisk.
It will probably show your partition as a type '82' (Linux Native).
You can change your pa
Hello, anybody there,
As a real, real newbie I did'nt want to "mess up"
my winblows system since I spend quit al lot of hours to have it
configured as it is now, readily fast and quite reliable. So I downloaded the
486-image to try out on my older system, which is :
proc : Intel 486DX2-66
