In your email to me, Philippe Troin, you wrote:
> If it only comes to `uncompressing linux`, the kernel has not started
> yet, and you probably have some cache problems and/or timing problem.
> Try the more conservative settings and then raise them progressively.
Heh.. 'on' or 'off' not real
In your email to me, Richard G. Roberto, you wrote:
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> Tim,
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> I did an install on one of these for my boss and I did it using
> 1.1 boot + root floppy + 1.1 base.tgz. I installed the 2.0.6
> kernel and pcmcia stuff from floppy with no problem. Then I did
> an ftp install from dselect usi
> "Philippe" == Philippe Troin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> still compiling after *7 hours*! And... it died with
Philippe> How much memory do hou have ? 7 hours seems quite long,
Philippe> even without cache...
You'd be surprised what turning off cache can do to your compu
On Thu, 12 Dec 1996 10:04:12 EST Tim Sailer ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> I'm having to do a scratch install of debian 1.2 on 2
> Toshiba Tecra 500CDT notebooks, and I'm slowly losing my mind from
> lack of sleep. It took an hour or so of fiddling to finally come up
> with 'disable all cache' to
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