Quoting Ron Johnson:
>Congratulations! Other than 24MB RAM & 428MB HDD, what
>are the machine's other specs? From the size of the hard disk,
>it looks to be a mid-1990s 486, thus no PCI slots.
The computer is a 486, and I suspect it's a mid-1990s but don't know. I can
check on other specific
com/cpg_section/cpg_digital.asp).
I now have another problem - the CD-ROM drive - but I'll put that under a
separate subject, since it's really not the same problem.
Thanks again to all,
-Mark Fickett
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floppy..." message, and then gives me an error: "Creation of the boot floppy
failed. Please make sure that the floppy was not write-proteced, and that you
put it in the first floppy drive. Try another floppy if the problem persists."
My current partition sceme is
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Hello again,
>> I am working on installing Debian 2.2r6 on a Packard Bell
>> Intel machine, which has a Pheonix BIOS, 23.0MB RAM,
>
>23MB RAM? That's odd. Is 1MB "stolen" for the video adapter?
It seems that the 23MB is just for Extended RAM; it's 24MB total for System,
Extended, and Shadow R
Hello,
I am working on installing Debian 2.2r6 on a Packard Bell Intel machine, which
has a Pheonix BIOS, 23.0MB RAM, a 428MB Hard Drive, a 3.5" 1.44MB floppy drive,
and a Matsushita CD-ROM drive (as well as a keyboard, mouse, monitor, two COM
ports, two telephone ports, etc). I'm completely ne
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