Re: Installing from 2.3 floppy set

On Sat, Jun 23, 2001 at 08:29:10PM +0200, Erik van der Meulen wrote: > I have made a disk set from the Woody tree in order to install on an old > IBM Aptiva 486DX2. I manage to load the rescue/root/driver disks just > fine. Next I install my network module without problem and I continue to > the ne

Installing from 2.3 floppy set

I have made a disk set from the Woody tree in order to install on an old IBM Aptiva 486DX2. I manage to load the rescue/root/driver disks just fine. Next I install my network module without problem and I continue to the network installation for the base system. This starts off allright, but ends wi

How can I use base floppy set to get module support?

Hello, I just installed Debian from the rescue and base floppy set. During the install, it "installed" modules for sbpcd, umsdos, lp, psaux, and ppp into the kernel as I specified to the install program. How- ever, when I try to run pppd, I get an error message saying "Sorry - th

Re: floppy set

In your email to me, Mark Eichin, you wrote: > > The way I've found to do a PCMCIA install most easily was 8 floppies: > 2: standard boot+root > 3: base.tgz 3 disk set > 3: pcmcia-2.3.18_2.0.7.deb, then dpkg --split kernel-image_2.0.7 > > You can probably fit the last 3 onto 2,

Re: floppy set

The way I've found to do a PCMCIA install most easily was 8 floppies: 2: standard boot+root 3: base.tgz 3 disk set 3: pcmcia-2.3.18_2.0.7.deb, then dpkg --split kernel-image_2.0.7 You can probably fit the last 3 onto 2, the pcmcia code is small and kernel-image is only a li

floppy set

Is there a way with a 2 floppy set, to get a basic linux kernel booted up and to 'see' any of the compiled-in ether cards, and detecting any PCMCIA cards? I think this is too big to fit on the 2nd floppy... Tim -- (work) [EMAIL PROTECTED] / (home) [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.buo