Hmmm... Very strange indeed.
There's an active discussion about Mandrake 8.1 problems at
http://mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=1257
Try posting your problem there.
On Fri, 05 Oct 2001 13:38:04 +0800, Stephen Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Sridhar
>
> Lot of thanks for your response and
Hi
Lot of thanks for your response and time spent.
Still I could not understand what mistake I have committed. Linux-Mandrake
7.2 runs great in the same PC and Hard disc.
I was a little bid tire of trying Linux-Mandrake 8.0 continuously without
any result. Then I turned to Linux-Mandrake 8.
Hi Sridhar
Lot of thanks for your response and time spent.
Both /boot and /root are in Ext2. I also tried with
only /root partition in Ext2 and the result was the same.
Still I could not understand what mistake I have committed. Linux-Mandrake
7.2 runs great in the same PC and Hard d
try to change your Mandrake CD try buying agai.that is the good part of Linux it is
very cheap.heheheheeheeh!When it not works e-mail me.TY!
Respectfully
AOL
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Stephen Liu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your further advice.
>
> Unfortunately I still encountered the same problem af
Hi,
Thanks for your further advice.
Unfortunately I still encountered the same problem after repeated trials.
My partition table as follows
Native partition for /boot5 MB
Swap260 MB (2 x 128 MB RAM)
rest for root partition
I even tried installing Mandrake 7.2 first. A
Hi,
Thanks for your further advice.
Unfortunately I still encountered the same problem after repeated trials.
My partition table as follows
Native partition for /boot5 MB
Swap260 MB (2 x 128 MB RAM)
rest for root partition
I even tried installing Mandrake 7.2 first. A
Dear Sir Stephen Lui
before adding a "/" linux native root partition just add first a native partition
"/boot" with 5MB needed then after press add again for the swap partion your swap
partion must be 2x your memory so for example you have 64mB memory your swap
partion must be at least 128MB. the
Hi,
Thanks for your response and advice.
I only have 2 partitions in my hard disc, the native and the swap.
I am sure I have added a mount point " / " to the native partition.
>Pls try this pls add a linux native with mount point
>/boot
>so you can divide your boot partition to your original mo
Hi all people,
I installed Mandrake 8.0 to a new hard disk and encountered following
problem when restarting the computer after installation completed. There
was no other Operating System sharing the hard disk.
Class of installation : Recommended
When restarting the computer following error
