On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 21:32 -0800, Syed Huq wrote:
> >
> > If you're lacking space in /usr, how is booting from a Sarge CD going to
> > help? Are you planning on
> > wiping/repartitioning/resizingpartitions/reinstalling, or what?
> >
>
> Exactly yes. I just added a 2nd hard hard drive and I inte
It's Working!!
Strange but this is what I did:
I put my "Woody"-CD#1 and restarted my PC. It booted from the CD. ( ??)
I shutdown the PC and then..
Then I put "Sarge"-CD#1 and now it is booting from the PC..
Problem solved but not sure how..
Thanks for all the fast responses from many of you..
>
> If you're lacking space in /usr, how is booting from a Sarge CD going to
> help? Are you planning on
> wiping/repartitioning/resizingpartitions/reinstalling, or what?
>
Exactly yes. I just added a 2nd hard hard drive and I intend to wipe
it all out/re-parition/re-install from scratch. This 2
Syed Huq wrote:
Hi,
I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
It is not booting from CD-Drive.
I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
can run to make it boot from the CD-
The ./install/floppy dir has some .img file.
I do not have a floppy drive.
So still not sure how to run the installer...
Isn;t there any type of a .bat file I could run to envoke the installer ?
- Rathon
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 00:08:44 -0500, Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Syed Huq wrote
Syed Huq wrote:
> I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
> the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
> It is not booting from CD-Drive.
>
> I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
> can run to make it boot fro
Hi,
I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
It is not booting from CD-Drive.
I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
can run to make it boot from the CD-Drive or how t
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