> kernel panic: can't find init. try passing init= as kernel option.
> Init is sitting in /sbin/init, where it should. Anyway, even passing
> init= as kernel "command line" via lilo to the kernel doesn't make any
> difference.
I've had this happen to me on numerous occasions, even with 2.2.14
I am looking to use PLIP to network 2 machines together.
I'm running kernel 2.2.14, and have the PLIP module available, along with the
other obvious modules like TCP/IP, firewalling, etc.
However, upon modprobe plip, i get the error:
/lib/modules/2.2.14/net/plip.o: init_module: Device or resource
> > > I guess my real question is, can I do a connect like this:
> > >
> > > inet > hub ---> box1
> > > |
> > > +-> box2
>
> Yes, you can do so, as long as you tell box2 to route its traffic through
> box1. You did know that the gateway is a wholly logical and
I have a question about networking.. here's the situation:
I have 2 Debian boxes with Ethernet cards, & respective cabling. I have an
on-campus Ethernet connection, with 1 static IP & 1 etherjack allocated to me.
Currently, I have the two PC's both online and configured to use the static
IP, 160.9
I just installed Debian (slink) on a friend's system. His Ethernet card
is a D-Link 220. I read the Ethernet-HOWTO to check the card's compatibility,
and there has apparently been some success getting D-Link 200 cards to work,
using the ne driver. I've made a kernel (2.0.36) with the ne support
bu
Someone I know is running potato and has a MS Intellimouse (a mouse with two
buttons and a wheel). What we'd like to be able to do is have the
functionality of both the wheel and an emulated third button. However, we read
that the Emulate3Buttons in X doesn't work if ZAxisMapping is turned on. S
I need to install xfree86 3.3.3.5 (so that I can get a Nvidia RIVA TNT-2
vid card working.. if there is another way to do this without getting
xfree86, i'd love to know.. ) anyhow, when i tried installing 3.3.3.5
using the instructions on their web site, i get the error "Error in
loading shared lib
When trying to change the password of a user on my system, with
"passwd ", I get the error "Cannot open the password file."
I have no idea how this happened, but I am logged in as root,
and /etc/passwd is mod 644... I have shadow passwords installed,
and /etc/shadow is mod 640.
I can cat < /etc/s
I have a friend who has only win98 installed on her computer. she would like
linux instead, but the 2.0 and 2.2 kernels do not have support for her hard
drive controller (the stock debian install from bootable CD "cannot find any
devices" on which to install). so, i compiled her a 2.3.14 kernel,
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