elieve it was
a 2.0.34 kernel.
Thanks for your reply.. it seems that the problem was with the 2.0.36
kernel.. i took the resc1440.bin from the 2.1 r4 and now it works well.
And by the way, for the thinkpad 365x, you should not specify
floppy=thinkpad, or at least it did not work for me
Debian user wrote:
> i'm new to this list and my english is not as good as i would like but
> i'll try to explain my problem.
> I use debian 2.1 since some time now, and i wanted to use it on a laptop.
> I buyed an old Thinkpad 365x (Pentium 100) HD:810Mb IDE and 24Mb
I wrote:
> I've tryed the normal resc1440, and also the tecra, safe and tecra
safe
> version, and all of these failed. and i also tryed many option of the
> kernel, as floppy=thinkpad, hd=C,h,s, etc.. but all af these failed and
the
> computer hang directly after reading the kernel from the d
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "Debian User" (!) wrote:
> I've tryed the normal resc1440, and also the tecra, safe and tecra safe
> version, and all of these failed. and i also tryed many option of the
> kernel, as floppy=thinkpad, hd=C,h,s, etc.. but all af these failed and the
> computer hang directly a
Hi everyone
i'm new to this list and my english is not as good as i would like but
i'll try to explain my problem.
I use debian 2.1 since some time now, and i wanted to use it on a laptop.
I buyed an old Thinkpad 365x (Pentium 100) HD:810Mb IDE and 24Mb of RAM,
and tryed to b
base install to 1.2. That's the
beauty of Debian.
HTH,
Paul
On 23-Feb-97 Rob Browning wrote:
>>I tried to install Debian on a friend's Thinkpad 365X, and it gets to
>the Loading stage and then locks up. I've tried the
>"floppy=thinkpad" option at the boot promp
On 23 Feb 1997, Rob Browning wrote:
> I tried to install Debian on a friend's Thinkpad 365X, and it gets to
> the Loading stage and then locks up. I've tried the
> "floppy=thinkpad" option at the boot prompt with no effect.
>
> I found someone else ha
I tried to install Debian on a friend's Thinkpad 365X, and it gets to
the Loading stage and then locks up. I've tried the
"floppy=thinkpad" option at the boot prompt with no effect.
I found someone else had asked about this on the list, and there was
no definitive answer
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