I try to search because I do not think to be the first having this
"problem" but I found nothing.
I have a portege 320ct, with floppy, usb no bootable, no cd.
I downloaded debian-31r4-i386-netinst.iso, then I created boot floppy
and extracted to usb the content of iso (also deploying in the root
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I a mandrake user building myu own kernel, I have get a bug that has
got too...
here is what I found to solve it...
It's just for help...
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-parport/2004-March/54.html
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Support for that card is standard in recent kernels. E.g. 2.4.17-rc1 has
Highpoint 370 software RAID
I doubt you'll actually need custom install disks. AFAIK, it should be
possible to install Debian on the first disk using the regular boot
floppies, then build a custom kernel to suppor
First of all, i should specify that i'm a linux newbie. I can get around
in linux, but don't know how to do any of the complicated stuff (i.e.
compiling a custom kernel)
I have a High Point 370 RAID PCI card installed on this computer, with two
hard drives in RAID 0, and i want to install Deb
ave a whole program installed? :) I like X a
whole lot. I like my pretty little icons and I'm a real point-n-click gal...
but when Enlightenment sends my pagers into another dimension and Eterm crashes
3 times in a row, I want to be able to shut the bloody thing down and retreat
to my plain grey characters on my plain black screen.
Phoenix
n X can be a Very Bad Thing, or so I
hear. It certainly doesn't sound like a good idea to me. But of course I'm
mostly clueless. ;)
Phoenix
eld this because I'd probably screw it up. :) But if
you're installing Netscape you can get it in .deb format which is easier to
install.
Phoenix
out of trying to figure out how to lie to
the system after the fact.
Thank you for the help. I will definitely do my best to report bugs as soon as
I feel confident enough that what I'm reporting is actually a bug in the
software and not in the wetware.
Phoenix
> Phoenix writes:
> > 2.2 is potato...
>
> No. 2.2 will be potato when it is released. 2.2 does not exist yet.
Hmm. Is that right? The newsletters have been referring to potato as "a.k.a.
release 2.2" since it's been frozen. Is it actually 2.2 now, or will it n
able or unstable or frozen. It only relates to the release
number. 2.1 is slink (currently stable). 2.2 is potato (currently frozen but
will hopefully soon be stable). And woody refers to what I imagine will become
2.3 down the line.
Phoenix
to list its
own dependencies (makedeb was the one that caught me up for a few minutes) it
went smoothly and seems to be working perfectly. dpkg and dselect are no longer
nagging me about installing apache or mysql.
Thanks everyone for the help.
Phoenix
p. I unfortunately didn't discover the Debianized source files
(oops!) until after my Apache escapade and once I did discover them I didn't
understand exactly what they were. I'll definitely file this for later use.
Phoenix
s to anything but my simple brain. ;)
As the variety of responses to my question suggest, there's often more than one
way to skin a cat. :) Sometimes the method that makes total sense to one just
doesn't click with another.
Phoenix
ke you said, I could just avoid using it entirely... but I like it. It's a
big time saver. I'd just like to see it get a bit more flexible. Finding ways
to work around the system seems to be the topic of a lot of posts around here,
and it shouldn't have to be.
Phoenix
than MS ever controlled what I installed under Win.
Thanks
Phoenix
The computer is a desktop computer. It has a supermicro
motherboard(pt55st). The keyboard is a microsoft natural keyboard. The
video card is a number nine Image 128 card.
On Tue, 24 Jun 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Coby Pritchard wrote:
> >
> > I am having trouble installing the new version
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