I have done this using gparted or partboot images on an ext2 system,
although it was awhile ago. I think the package comes with floppy disk
images.
I did make the other OS partition the first one and formatted it before
installation. Since it couldn't see the ext2 partition everything went OK
and
>On the Toshiba Tecra 780 laptop, I can't get sound with any modern
>distro. Not Debian, not Redhat 9, not SuSE 8.2. SuSE 7.3 does it, but
Hi
I got the sound working on my tecra 550cdt by following the instructions at
http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/~jwoithe/toshiba-550CDT.html
there are
Micheal
These are just guesses.
Where is LILO on hda or hdb? Is it possible that your bios is pointing at
harddisk1 (hdb in LILO)as the boot disk?
otherwise it could be that the XP boot stuff is on partition hda1 rather
than at the mbr of hda so it is not visible to the boot process.
the follow
Michael
If you use the debian install cd it should act as a rescue boot disk, you
DO need to select this option or it will wipe and reinstall your system.
Once it does you can start linux and then just type 'lilo' or '/sbin/lilo'
at the prompt and it should restore your previous config.
you can
Dave
I haven't used this for months and I remember it was a nusiance. IIRC with
my old palm I had to use the evolution menu item for pilot-link (?or
sync)and change any option (then change it back) then this would start a
deamon and it would sync when I pressed the cradle button. This was
evoluti
Patrick
When I did the same thing on an Intel board there was a BIOS option
for whether the AGP or PCI should be the first/primary video device
(the one that gets all the start up messages) there was also the
option to disable the on-board video.
If you have two monitors you will see which is w
Hi
I have what I hope is a simple problem. My laptop has 4 partitions (Red Hat,
Debian, Win95 and swap)
Since I'm running out of space I want to combine the two linux partions into
one, but keep my debian installation which has all my e-mail etc and gets the
most use.
Is my only otion to leave
Mikal
Sorry I wrote it in a rush, I've checked and it was gnu parted and the image was
called partboot.img
its at http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/
sorry if it messed you round
Steven
On Tue, 2002-05-14 at 07:11, Michael Still wrote:
> On 14 May 2002, Steven O'
Phill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-01-20 22:37]:
> Has anyone managed to get a lucent winmodem to operate correctly under
> fedora 3? I am trying to use it to set a fax server under hylafax
Hi Phill
I have the lucent modem working in an old toshiba laptop running
Debian, its worked for 4 or 5 years.
Grant
I'm not sure that what you have is really a SQL syntax problem.
It looks like an "Operations research queuing" problem. Googling on
this should help - or confuse.
hope this is relevant
Steven O'Reilly
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iated.
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>> The questions I have are
>> is this totaly fatal? and
>> are there any open source tools that I could use to attempt to recover data?
>>
>
>If this were me, I would be taking the drive out and connecting it up to a
>PC with a big disk and then trying to mount the disk there.
>
>If that
with.
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I am using Netscape Communicator 4.72 with RH6.2 on a toshiba laptop.
My only achievement is to get this working with the internal modem.
My problem is that when I attempt to use the address book every netscape
component exits. This is a pain. I have set up other user accounts and
t
instaling GNU/linux,
but what I read about fdisk and cfdisk seem to only allow deleting but
not resizing.
Is what I want to do possible and where do I look to find out how?
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