On Tue, 13 Jan 1998, G John Lapeyre wrote:
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> Can someone make a rescue floppy with a patched kernel ?
Here in Italy we made a modified version of Debian 1.3.1 that could be
installed with umsdos, can mount FAT32 and other little things (I say we
and mean Pluto Group... baut I reall
I also installed Debian on a machine and needed to preserve Win95
. (also AMD586) . It was a brand spanking Win95 dist. They now use FAT32
file system. Although it was very difficult to tell (no docs, no info) it
looks like I could no longer make a vfat partition under win95. I could
ma
You can mount vfat filesystems under linux. Make sure your kernel is
configured for vfat support. Simply typing 'cat /proc/filesystems' will
list all FS types that are supported. If you don't see vfat, run 'modconf'
and load the module for vfat support. Then find out what partition Win95 is
loc
I have Win95 and Debian 1.3 on the same hard disk on my Amd 586 with
Doc's Boot as an MBR. Being still pretty new to Linux, here's a
question... I downloaded Netscape the other day for Linux, but had to
use Winbloze to do it 'cause I _still_ haven't got ppp working...
anyway, can I access the Win9
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