On Thu, 2003-07-03 at 13:11, dlangschied wrote: > Would I have to put the install disk in to get the boot prompt? > > I don't have a floppy disk drive, so I cannot create a boot disk. > > Have you seen this problem with pcmcia? It really has me floored.
Never seen this problem, but ... it sounds like a resource conflict of some type. What are the BIOS settings for PC-Card? Is there something special about that model of laptop? Have you done a Google search for Linux and PCMCIA and that laptop model? Up until a couple of years ago I had a Toshiba Satellite Pro; it was well documented that you needed to configure PCMCIA to use IRQ 11. Perhaps you have some similar problem. Besides a Google search, there used to be (might still be, have not looked lately) a compendium of user provided information on specific laptop models and Linux; it was called something like the Linux Laptop Page or something like that. Look for that and see if there is something special about your laptop. As a parallel comment, your messages this morning were non-specific on the brand and model of laptop; this information is critical to resolving the issue, so when you post this type of problem please provide all the information. - rick warner -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
