I had a similar problem with an AST M series laptop. Turned out it was the
way Debian compile the kernel for the distribution. Try compliling your own
kernel and make sure you make a zImage kernel rather than a bzImage kernel
and hopefully you should be OK.
Pat
On Thu Jan 14, 1999 at 06:43:45PM
Hallo all,
I relly hope you can help me with this REALLY annoying problem. I
recently bought
a Sony VAIO 747 (impulse) and I want to put Debian on it (I have 2.0 (hamm)).
I can put Red Hat 5.1 on it easily. But Debian is a bitch. Sometimes it
starts and
sometimes it doesn't. It
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