Re: floppy install problems

Kenneth, Unfortunately I am unable to transfer drives due to the nature of the the hardware. I may try to transfer the disks to the partitioned drive though like you mentioned. I think I can get to the command line by hitting Alt+F4. Thanks for your help. Tom Date sent: Wed,

XFree86 problems

After I setup Xfree using the configurator I saved the config file and the machine rebooted. When the machine gets to the login prompt after the reboot, the Monitor starts to blink and I can't log in. It looks like X windows is trying to start as I see a line before the login saying that xdm

Dselect and Block Device?

ect I choose my CD-ROM as the method but it then asks for the block device name? I typed CD-ROM, hdc1, and numerous other names but none work. What are they asking for her? I am a newbie so forgive my ignorance. Thanks for any help, Tom Anzalone [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Installation woes

t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Tom Anzalone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Copies to: Debian User List Subject:Re: Installation woes > On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, Tom Anzalone wrote: > > > I had sent an earlier message regarding installation problems and

Installation woes

. Thanks for any help. Tom Anzalone [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Newbie Install problems

partitions, etc..) I have Red Hat 5.1 on the same machine and that installed without a problem. I have a P133, 128meg ramm, and 2.5 gb hard drive on which I setup to install Debian on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tom Anzalone [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Installation problems with 2.0.2

partitions, etc..) I have Red Hat 5.1 on the same machine and that installed without a problem. I also tried to boot from floppy and then install from CD rather than just from the CD and that still didn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tom Anzalone [EMAIL PROTECTED]