On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 03:40:13PM +0100, Graeme Mathieson wrote:
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> Steve Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Subject says all. Has anyone successfully installed Debian on a UMSDOS
> > partition?
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> Well, can't say that I hav
On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 02:46:09PM -0400, Mike Werner wrote:
> When I got my laptop a few months ago, I set it up to dual-boot
> Win98 and Debian. Win98 and Debian exist on seperate partitions,
> and the booting is handled through LILO. It was actually quite
> easy to do.
I know it is easy t
On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 07:38:41AM -0700, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Easier to have the dreaded Win98 (Asheron's Call, mmm) and Linux on a
> single partition for multi-booting that to juggle different partitions.
When I got my laptop a few months ago, I set it up to dual-boot
Win98 and Debian. Win9
> you have to go to the second console (ALT-F1) and do
ALT-F2, of course, but you know, don't you? ;-)
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> The latter. I know I can get Slackware onto UMSDOS fairly easy as well as
> a few others (Monkey Linux comes to mind). I much prefer Debian however.
> Easier to have the dreaded Win98 (Asheron's Call, mmm) and Linux on a
> single partition for multi-booting that to juggle different part
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Steve Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Subject says all. Has anyone successfully installed Debian on a UMSDOS
> partition?
Well, can't say that I have. Another solution which (I've heard) is
workable. Installing on a loopback filesyste
On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 03:45:19PM +0200, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> is this a "is it possible at all" or "how difficult is it" question?
> the answer to the first one is "yes", to the second one "no idea" *g*.
> i've made this some years ago with an old redhat. it wasn't funny. an
> umsdos /dev d
> Subject says all. Has anyone successfully installed Debian on a UMSDOS
> partition?
>
is this a "is it possible at all" or "how difficult is it" question?
the answer to the first one is "yes", to the second one "no idea" *g*.
i've made this some years ago with an old redhat. it wasn't funny
Subject says all. Has anyone successfully installed Debian on a UMSDOS
partition?
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Does anyone have any experience with installing Debian on a UMSDOS
partition?
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I'm trying to install Debian on my wife's laptop that's currently
running Windows 95. She's afraid that if I repartition it to make space
for Linux, that she won't be able to reinstall all the Win95 software
that's on the disk (it's a Compaq, and they don't ship Win95 installation
CDs with their b
Hello.
Brian K Servis wrote:
> So the question is how can he install a fresh Debian to his DOS/VFAT
> internal using UMSDOS?
By using my experimental Debian installation software.
I would rather not make this generally available yet as there are some
known problems to be ironed out and some of
I have been working with a small kernel patch that allows the kernel to
use the loop device to mount the root file system contained as an image in
a file. You simply copy; rootfs, vmlinuz, loadlin.exe, and linux.bat to
/linux on your C: drive; cd /linux and run the batch job. This is a
read/write r
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