ente wrote: > Helleo, > > sorry but I don't understand the user-list-system. Where must I send a mail > to, > so that I get an answer ? Please tell me how the system works.
If you haven't already subscribed, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject line saying "subscribe". Alternatively, I believe you can just go to http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/subscribe and just click on the list you want to subscribe to. > > But I also have another problem with my Debian-Installation. I hope I will get > an answer on my question without being in the list now. > I bought the New Debian Kernel 2.0 on 2 CD's. The Install-program is written > by > Ezanard. I haven't found some information about my problem on the Debian.org - > page. > > So now there comes my problem : > I have an old CD-ROM , a Mitsumi FX001D with an interface card. I made two > bootdisks, one with the resc1440.bin and the second with the drv1440.bin, but > when the install-program asks me from which drive I want to install and I give > the answer 'CD-ROM' and put in the driver-disk then the install-program resets > and I have the startscreen before me. I'am sure that the CD-ROM is > right-connected because I also have WIN 95 on my PC which works very well with > the drive. I also made new boot-disks but the effect is the same. Always when > I > want to install the "Operating System Kernel" it restarts the Install-Program > after reading the driver-disk. Sorry for repeating my problem but I don't know > if I gave enough information to you. > I hope you can help me and if not perhaps you know somebody (newsgroup etc.) > who > can help me !!! > > Thanxs > Alexander If your PC is capable of booting off the CD-ROM, just turn that feature on in the BIOS and reboot. The install routine should start up for you automatically. If not, start your computer in MS-DOS Mode (or Command Prompt Only mode) and run the install.bat on the CD. Both of these methods will avoid the need for the diskettes. Then if you still get a restart during the install, let us know.
