Hello, all. I installed Debian 2.0 (2.0.34) Greenbush distribution. My disks are 2 IDE drives, a 540M and 2.5G slave.
The partitions are (df output) /dev/hda1 99029 ... / /dev/hda3 348873 ... /home /dev/hdb1 495714 ... /var /dev/hdb2 1926659 ... /usr I had problems making a kernel, but finally managed to build a bzImage. The kernel booted, and upon testing, realized that I needed to rebuild the kernel. That's when the fun started. The make failed, when it couldn't process some .c files in /usr/src/linux/lib/ - "file" said they were MPEG files. Firing up emacs, it complained about not being able to find /usr/local/share/emacs/... files, and sure enough, /usr/local/share was no longer a directory, but some .c file. Running fsck was a nightmare. Instead, I rebooted from the installation cdrom, and repartitioned the disks, checked for bad blocks (passed), and started dselect. On Install, what I got was multiple EXT_fs error (device 03:42): ext2_find_entry : bad entry in directory #8193 : rec_len is too small for name_len - offset 0, inode 538976288, rec_len=8224, name_len=8224 Is my disk toast? Any and all help will be appreciated. -Paul Biciunas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
