Andrei Popescu wrote:
Are you looking for
http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/dists/lenny/main/installer-i386/current/images/MD5SUMS
?
Looks better. Thanks.
Is there a signed version?
STF
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http://eisenbits.homelinux.net/~st
On Wed,01.Apr.09, 14:13:37, "Stanisław T. Findeisen" wrote:
> Hey guys, I really wanted to install Debian Facing the fact those
> files are made available without the sigs I would hesitate to call this
> installation method "supported". :-|
> I have no CD burner.
>
> Perhaps this is a bug?
Hey guys, I really wanted to install Debian Facing the fact those
files are made available without the sigs I would hesitate to call this
installation method "supported". :-|
I have no CD burner.
Perhaps this is a bug?
STF
Stanisław T. Findeisen wrote:
Hello
I've been trying to install
Hello
I've been trying to install Debian GNU/Linux using this:
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch05s01.html.en#boot-initrd
method. I was able to locate:
netboot/debian-installer/i386/initrd.gz
netboot/debian-installer/i386/linux
in a mirror, but couldn't find signed checksums for
hi ya david
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, David Baron wrote:
> OK tried it. The results:
> Go the lilo menu OK. Boot to Linux partition OK. Boot to Windows -- Goes to
> the lilo menu again.
whacky :-) but that's windoze 4u
> So I -U'd. Now I get the bootmagic menu once more. Boot to linux -- get the
On Wednesday 01 September 2004 17:21,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Can I use LILO directly, bypassing the bootmagic entirely--that is
> > reference lilo.conf to the "c" disk "/dev/hdba" and when I boot, go
> > directly to LILO
>
> "/dev/hdba" is bad ... something whacky ...
> - you should
On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, David Baron wrote:
> Right now, my "c" disk is a Win98 disk and my "d" disk has linux and windows
> audio data partitions. I use bootmagic. If I choose linux, I get the LILO
> screen which can boot my linux or do the windows, etc.
>
> Can I use LILO directly, bypassing the b
Right now, my "c" disk is a Win98 disk and my "d" disk has linux and windows
audio data partitions. I use bootmagic. If I choose linux, I get the LILO
screen which can boot my linux or do the windows, etc.
Can I use LILO directly, bypassing the bootmagic entirely--that is reference
lilo.conf to th
"Doug MacFarlane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> I'm in the process of learning to compile my own kernels, and since
> I do everything the Debian way, i'll be a kpkg guy and build .debs
> of my custom kernels, which will install in identical fashion, as
> the prepackaged kernels.
make-kpkg i
On Mon, Nov 18, 2002 at 06:57:54PM +, Doug MacFarlane wrote:
> Is it possible to have multiple LILO entries to boot different kernels off
> of the same /boot partition?
yup. i highly recommend you look at the sample lilo.conf as well as reading the
fine manpage lilo.conf(5). basically you wa
I've recently installed 2.4.18 and 2.4.16-SMP kernels on two machines using
the prepackaged kernels. Easy. Very nice.
I'm in the process of learning to compile my own kernels, and since I do
everything the Debian way, i'll be a kpkg guy and build .debs of my custom
kernels, which will install i
also sprach Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.26.0432 +0200]:
> bzip it? Untested, untried, usual warnings . . . but I can't see why a
> boot floppy image wouldn't be able to work. Isn't the standard bzImage
> just a bzipped kernel image?
sure. but i have a floppy disk image. there's a h
This one time, at band camp, martin f krafft said:
> also sprach Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.24.2359 +0200]:
> > Can you scp the file onto the box, and then point lilo or grub to the
> > file? That's the only obvious thing I can think of, if you don't want
> > to throw in a floppy dr
l like so:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SPAM] Re: using lilo to boot from floppy image?
Folder: /home/madduck/mail/madduck/new/1035497831.32203_1.seamus
3730
So I think that he has a configuration problem. The reply I sent to
debian-user was that to the personal copy I received (despite
Ma
also sprach Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.24.2359 +0200]:
> Can you scp the file onto the box, and then point lilo or grub to the
> file? That's the only obvious thing I can think of, if you don't want
> to throw in a floppy drive (although they are only US $5 or $10 these
> days . . .
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 11:41:45AM +0200, martin f krafft wrote:
> why did you prefix the subject with [SPAM] ?
He didn't. Must be your filters ...
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also sprach Osamu Aoki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.25.0016 +0200]:
> 1) Burn CD-ROM with boot floppy image (Use 2.88 if you can) and boot from CD
there is no CD-ROM or floppy in this machine.
> 2) Boot MS-DOS and use syslinux or loadlin.
> Floppy i
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 10:37:22AM +0200, Martin F Krafft wrote:
> I have a machine without a floppy, but a 1.4 Mb floppy image I created
> with dd. Is there any way to make lilo (or grub) boot that so that
> I don't need a floppy drive?
few methods..
1) Burn CD-ROM with boot floppy image (Use 2.
This one time, at band camp, Martin F Krafft said:
> I have a machine without a floppy, but a 1.4 Mb floppy image I created
> with dd. Is there any way to make lilo (or grub) boot that so that
> I don't need a floppy drive?
>
> Thanks!
Can you scp the file onto the box, and then point lilo or grub
I have a machine without a floppy, but a 1.4 Mb floppy image I created
with dd. Is there any way to make lilo (or grub) boot that so that
I don't need a floppy drive?
Thanks!
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I reinstalled Linux on HDB with HDA attached. Next I edited the /etc/lilo.conf
file as suggested below. This worked!! and I can now boot both Win98 and
Linux!!
I guess by doing this it put LILO in the MBR of /dev/hda (Win98).
There are ways suggested to go aroung reinstalling Linux but the above
On Friday 27 September 2002 01:10 am, ernst wrote:
> Hi
>
> The part that contains 'lba32' is wery important when you use windoze, I
> dont think windoze will boot at all without it.
>
for your edification:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Large-Disk-HOWTO-5.html
it should explain to you what lba32 is
Hi
The part that contains 'lba32' is wery important when you use windoze, I
dont think windoze will boot at all without it.
/ernst
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002, Tom Massey wrote:
> * Anand Parikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-27 00:06]:
> >
> > I tried it with removing "table" but its the same problem
Hi
Table and tabel.anyway
You say that you have tre paritions total, right? And linux is installed
on the second partition on the first drive (hda).
And then you have windoze on the first partition on the second
harddrive(hdb)
Then, let's say they are all primary partitions then you would g
I reinstalled Linux on HD B with HD A attached. Next I edited the etc/lilo.conf
file as shown below. This worked!! and I can now boot both Win98 and Linux!
I guess it put LILO in the MBR of /dev/hda (Win98).
There are ways suggested to go aroung reinstalling Linux but the above
worked for me. Tha
Heinrich Rebehn was roused into action on 09/26/02 09:46 and wrote:
> Anand Parikh wrote:
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>I am trying to set up LILO to boot Win98. I have the following setup:
>>I have installed Linux on one HD (two partitions with Linux on 2nd part.),
>>Win98 on a second HD (one partition). I c
On Thursday 26 September 2002 4:49 pm, Anand Parikh wrote:
> On booting up with Win98 on HDA and Linux on HDB it goes to Win98 without
> any choice.
Not sure what you mean - have you used the
prompt
timeout=50
type command (this prompts with all the possible boot options and waits 5
seconds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 10:49 AM
> To: Tom Massey
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Using LILO to boot Linux/Win98
>
>
>
> I understand the lilo.conf file you suggested. Only problem is
> that when I edit
> the file with Linux on HDA
I understand the lilo.conf file you suggested. Only problem is that when I edit
the file with Linux on HDA, I have to uncomment the Win98 part, otherwise
I get errors running "lilo". BTW, I have lba32.
On booting up with Win98 on HDA and Linux on HDB it goes to Win98 without any
choice. If I dis
On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 15:14, Tom Massey wrote:
> * Anand Parikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-26 22:49]:
> > Next I set up the Linux HD as A (active) and Win98 HD as B (standby).
> > I can boot up with Linux, but with Win98 the system just hangs, no error
> > messages. How can I fix this problem?
>
* Anand Parikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-27 00:06]:
>
> I tried it with removing "table" but its the same problem with windoze.
> If I want to try with Win98 on HDA and Linux on HDB, how do I put LILO
> in the MBR of /dev/hda?
> What should boot point to in that case?
I think /etc/lilo.conf s
I tried it with removing "table" but its the same problem with windoze.
If I want to try with Win98 on HDA and Linux on HDB, how do I put LILO
in the MBR of /dev/hda?
What should boot point to in that case?
BTW, it is table and not "tabel" in the file, otherwise I would have got errors
when I ra
Anand Parikh wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to set up LILO to boot Win98. I have the following setup:
> I have installed Linux on one HD (two partitions with Linux on 2nd part.),
> Win98 on a second HD (one partition). I can boot up on both OS with one of the
> HD connected as active.
> Next I
* ernst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-26 23:25]:
> I really don't think you'll need windoze on hda1, well...I know you don't.
Interesting. I've never had Windows 95/98 run happily from anywhere but
the first primary partition. Not that I've particularly tried; always seemed
just easier to put it t
Hi
I really don't think you'll need windoze on hda1, well...I know you don't.
I have done several tests and there is just the same where you put
windoze, if the partition is first, middle or last. If it's primary or
secondary doesn't matter either.
But you are right in a way, it's most common t
Hi
It all looks ok, but I don't know what you need "tabel=/dev/hdb" for in
your win part of lilo.
I have several systems with dualboot, but never used that one before,
never seen it either:)
Try to remove it, then run "lilo" and try boot up in windoze.
/ernst
On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Anand Parikh
* Anand Parikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-09-26 22:49]:
> Next I set up the Linux HD as A (active) and Win98 HD as B (standby).
> I can boot up with Linux, but with Win98 the system just hangs, no error
> messages. How can I fix this problem?
I think you'll find that Windows needs to be on the fir
Hi All,
I am trying to set up LILO to boot Win98. I have the following setup:
I have installed Linux on one HD (two partitions with Linux on 2nd part.),
Win98 on a second HD (one partition). I can boot up on both OS with one of the
HD connected as active.
Next I set up the Linux HD as A (active)
This is my first post to any Debian list, so I hope I have selected the
correct list...
My stuff:
System: Abit BP6 w/ dual Celeron 300s.
HD: WD 8.4 ata66
CDROM: generic
Kernel: 2.2.x w/ IDE patch
or 2.4.0-test1
Dist: Potato
Someobe here wrote:
> > I've got two drives in a machine. One has Win95 on it, the other has WinNT
> > and Linux. Using LILO, I can boot Linux and whichever Windows OS is on the
> > first hard drive. I am unable, however, to boot the one on the second
> > drive, hdb
> I've got two drives in a machine. One has Win95 on it, the other has WinNT
> and Linux. Using LILO, I can boot Linux and whichever Windows OS is on the
> first hard drive. I am unable, however, to boot the one on the second
> drive,
> hdb.
>
> My lilo.conf looks like:
I've got two drives in a machine. One has Win95 on it, the other has WinNT
and Linux. Using LILO, I can boot Linux and whichever Windows OS is on the
first hard drive. I am unable, however, to boot the one on the second drive,
hdb.
My lilo.conf looks like:
root=/dev/hda
image=/dev/vm
Well, as far as I know W95 always requires the first hard disk to boot. I'm
not sure about your configuration but I think this is the case. A good OS is
presumed to deal quite well with a new hard disk...
My computer does have W95 in hda (C: -the first hard disk for MS-DOS) and
it boots
My old configuration:
1st IDE Master: Windows 95 OSR2
1st IDE Slave: CD-ROM
A few days ago I bought a new harddisk and changed the configuration to:
1st IDE Master: new harddisk
2nd IDE Master: Windows 95 OSR2
2nd IDE Slave: CD-ROM
Then I installed Linux on the new harddisk.
Everything is OK bu
Hi,
the BIOS of my PC is able to boot from the second HD which is called
D by the BIOS and /dev/hdc by Linux. I'd like to use /dev/hdc2 as my
root partition and I want to install LiLo on this second HD, booting
from it. I don't want to install LiLo on the first HD.
Reading LiLo's documentatio
Hi,
[ Sorry if this is a bit off-topic. ]
I would like to have a setup like this:
harddisk 1: win95 and solaris 2.5.1 (x86)
harddisk 2: debian linux
now, could it be possible to boot all three using lilo? or is there a
better way?
TIA
don't see ``LILO'' appear on the screen at boot time.) If I'm mistaken, send
more info.
For my money, the best way to start out using LILO is to edit lilo.conf to
say:
boot=/dev/fd0
instead of what I suspect it now says:
boot=/dev/hdb
then
o put a floppy i
Just put the MBR on hda. I don't believe the rest makes a difference
since I use lilo to boot my kernel images from hdb3 using hda2 as root
partition.
I have a 2.5 MB partition (hdb3) that I mount as /kernel. This is to
avoid the 1023 cylinder limit. My hdb is only 85 MB.
The MBR has to be on
I have personaly used loadlin to boot my kernel since day 1, but lately I
have been doing a lot of testing and determined to try to figure out how
to use LILO. I have been less than successful, and I only vaguely
understand why.
Here is the situation: The machine is an old 486 with 8 meg of memory
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