Kevinok, before I began this reply I dug out my boot floppy
(a HD 1.44 floppy disc made into a boot disc in a standard 3
1/2" drive) and stuck it in my ls-120, then rebooted (I set the
bios to boot the Ls-120). It was excruciatingly slow (much
slower than a standard floppy boot), but booted
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Subject: Re: [newbie] 6.1 install problem
I have the messages back to september, and don't see any resolution
to the problem, I don't seem to be able to mount the drive, the
light doesn't even light.
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Kevinthe Ls-120 problem was discussed at great length
several
Sound like you messed up making your partitions. I had the same problems
when I first started installing linux for fun. You probably have a large
hard drive and several primary partitions. Here's a few rules to follow...
1. Don't use disk druid unless you are setting up a clean hard drive or
Kevinthe Ls-120 problem was discussed at great length
several months ago on either this list or the expert list. I
believe the bottom line was that an HD floppy with the boot info
on it would boot fine in an LS-120 drive, but there was no
practical way to make a boot floppy using an Ls-120.
I have the messages back to september, and don't see any resolution
to the problem, I don't seem to be able to mount the drive, the
light doesn't even light.
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Kevinthe Ls-120 problem was discussed at great length
several months ago on either this list or the expert
