Hi all,
I just nuked Windoze 95 on my work Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDT
and installed 6.0. When I went to make a bootdisk on that
dockable floppy with yast, I got an I/O error message. I kept
getting this, so I formatted a coupla different floppies-- no errors
logged-- and made zdisks and dd'ed the image, all with the same
result-- when I boot off the disk, it says loading..............
Then the floppy stops spinning and I get a dump of 8-bit hex codes
down the screen. It doesn't matter if I'm using the port on the side
of the computer or the port the CD-ROM fits into, I get the same
types of code. Does this something that is wrong with my kernel
or floppy drive. I'm new at Linux on notebooks, so any help would
be gratefully appreciated.
Cheers,
Dennis
"Custard pies are a sort of esperanto: a universal language."
--Noel Godin
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