You were right the first time, it didn't help. :-p
I downloaded 8.2 and went to install it, but half of the installation menu
came up (yes, half) before giving me a boot failed message. May be the
blanks I'm using, because the CD reads fine in my desktop systems. But
still no luck for me in t
This probably won't help, but check in the laptop's BIOS and make sure that
Plug & Pray OS is turned off (if applicable). It sounds like it's having
difficulty detecting your hardware. Turning this off should help.
On Friday 11 October 2002 02:07 pm, Jason Drushel wrote:
> Hi guys, new to the
Using the "linux expert noauto" command at the prompt I'm at about 66%
through file copying, which is further than I've ever gotten into the
installation. I'm sure now that I've said something about it it'll crap
out on me though.
If so, I'll give 8.x a try, thanks.
With a low ram setup all
Jason Drushel wrote:
>
> Win98 runs just fine on it.
>
> You're the third person to suggest RAM as the problem, so I'm more inclined
> to believe it now. And I can see that causing the various freezes during
> installation. But the error messages? How would that account for the
> securitypolic
Win98 runs just fine on it.
You're the third person to suggest RAM as the problem, so I'm more inclined
to believe it now. And I can see that causing the various freezes during
installation. But the error messages? How would that account for the
securitypolicy and hard drive detection errors
Hi Jason,
Welcome -
The bad news is that 32 MB is probably too little for what you have in
mind using Mdk 9.
I had an old Dell with 64 MB - I eventually had to add 128 MB to make a
fist of the hardware. Then it went along fine - on mdk 8.2 and now
9.0. (it chokes on Windows 98, NT and XP) .
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On Friday 11 October 2002 2:07 pm, Jason Drushel did speak unto the huddled
masses, saying:
> First of all, system specs. It's a Dell Inspiron 3200, P2-233 with 32mb
> RAM, 4gb HD, Neologic or somesuch video card.
> Any suggestions?
either get som
