JJZolx;496421 Wrote:
> I just downloaded 8.04 and it's installing without a problem. Probably
> just as well to use this version since it has Perl 5.8 and MySQL 5.0
> instead of 9.10's 5.10 and 5.1.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
As you can tell from my sig, I am all for the move to 8.04 in
comb
I just downloaded 8.04 and it's installing without a problem. Probably
just as well to use this version since it has Perl 5.8 and MySQL 5.0
instead of 9.10's 5.10 and 5.1.
Thanks for all the help.
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Jim
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aubuti wrote:
> Taking a different tack, I don't know anything about that mobo
Another different tack:
get the current Debian distro's ISO for 32 or 64 as your wish.
Debian typically does not support the latest and greatest hardware, but
its what @snarly and I run on our SqueezeBoxServers.
Just
Taking a different tack, I don't know anything about that mobo, but does
it support booting from a USB stick? If so, that may be a way to bypass
the CD driver issue.
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pablolie;496401 Wrote:
> The place to ask should be the Ubuntu Forums, and search for the mobo.
> There are the oddest hardware combos out there. I installed Ubuntu on 2
> 8 year old computers, and the forums helped.
>
> I know this is stating the obvious, but truly comb through the BIOS
> setti
The place to ask should be the Ubuntu Forums, and search for the mobo.
There are the oddest hardware combos out there. I installed Ubuntu on 2
8 year old computers, and the forums helped.
I know this is stating the obvious, but truly comb through the BIOS
settings to make sure no weird setups hav
I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server 9.10 on a new server. The
motherboard is a Tyan socket 775 server board, S5211. I can boot from
the installation CD and get a short way into the installation process,
then the installer claims that it can't find a driver for the CD-ROM
drive. The drive is a L
