Thanks,
I had a feeling it was something like that. I've decided to go ahead
and 'upgrade' the old IBM for a "Joe's Garage" blue plate special.
-mac mccaskie
Kent West wrote:
Mac McCaskie wrote:
I've been trying to re-install deb stable from a CD (3.0r2 and 3.0r1
images were downloaded and
Mac McCaskie wrote:
I've been trying to re-install deb stable from a CD (3.0r2 and 3.0r1
images were downloaded and burned to disk), the old system got hosed
somehow. The CD is not bootable on the old IBM box (but is on another
system).
Problem might be two-fold.
1- I am able to get an olde
I've been trying to re-install deb stable from a CD (3.0r2 and 3.0r1
images were downloaded and burned to disk), the old system got hosed
somehow. The CD is not bootable on the old IBM box (but is on another
system).
Problem might be two-fold.
1- I am able to get an older CD (the net-install
Hi all:
A laptop installed with slink and the 2.0.36 kernel was upgraded to potato
with no problems. The upgraded system continued to use the original 2.0.36
kernel. Everything worked fine.
I decided to upgrade to the 2.2.15 kernel, so I installed the source, ran
menuconfig and went through
System is on slink/i386
I have a Acer CDRW 6206A CD-RW attached as the primary master on the IDE
bus, as well as a Pioneer DR-U16S CD-ROM attached to an SCSI bus. Both
devices seem to be recognized as sr0. Relevant messages from the kernel
are:
sym53c876-0-<0,0>: tagged command queue depth set to
Hi!
I'm just going to burn my Debian 2.0 CD set. There is no problem
with binary, and source - each of them fits oin one disc.
However I would like to put contrib and non-free-non-us into one CD.
I have following files:
117037056 Jul 1 09:51 non-us-non-free.raw
284753920 Jul 24 04:05 contrib.raw
Phlip wrote:
>
> deans wrote:
>
> > I am having a problem mounting my Sound Blaster
> > CD-ROM. When I built the installation, I selected
> > the sbpcd drivers, then I typed in "sbpcd=0x250,1"
> > as parameters.
> >
> Hello Dean
> have you tried "mount -t iso9660 /dev/sbpcd /cdrom"?
> I ain't no
I found that I had the best results when I compiled the sbpcd driver into
the kernel and eliminated all autoprobing, etc. You will need to edit
/usr/src/linux/include/linux/sbpcd.h, which has sufficient comments to
tell you what is needed.
I had even better results when I replaced my CD-ROM with
I am having a problem mounting my Sound Blaster
CD-ROM. When I built the installation, I selected
the sbpcd drivers, then I typed in "sbpcd=0x250,1"
as parameters.
It has mounted just fine a couple times as:
mount /dev/sbpcd /cdrom
but all other times, it locks up with this command.
Tha
On 16 Dec 1997, Carey Evans wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert C. Russell) writes:
>
> > I've been told by an IBM mainframe guy that Linux is for "hobbyists" and
> > may never
> > run.
>
> Just a few years ago you could say the same about any computer that
> would fit on a desk.
Oh, yeah IBM.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert C. Russell) writes:
> My problem is that when I get to dselect and choose CD-ROM and enter for
> the block device "/dev/scd0" and return I get the following output:
>
> scsi 0: watchdog timer fired in NCR5380_()
> scsi 0: switching target 1 lun 0 return code = 7000
> CD-
I have some older versions from Trans-Ameritech CDs, but when I heard
about
Debian being included on the November "Boot" magazine disk I thought I'd
give it
a try.
I had installed the base Slackware 1.2.28(I think?), but was unable to
get X running, though it would come up; nothing more.
My probl
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