Andrei Ivanov wrote: > > As a wild guess, how do you enter the path where your linux kernel image > is? Hope it's not C:\Debian or whatever like that. > You have to use block devices, such as /dev/hda(b,c,d) > You can get information on partitioning from fdisk. For example, if C is > /dev/hda1, then your C:\Debian becomes > /dev/hda1/Debian > Andrew > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Andrei S. Ivanov > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > UIN 12402354 > http://members.tripod.com/AnSIv <--Little things for Linux.
I believe he's using the "install.bat" file that has a line like "loadlin linux /dev/ram initrd=root.bin". Bala, is this correct? Make sure you're not at the C:\ prompt and entering "C:\Debian\Install"; you need to actually be in the C:\debian directory. Also, try entering the line manually instead of running "install.bat". Also, I've seen something similar to this when trying to run install.bat after exitting Win95 with the "Start/Shutdown/Restart in MS-DOS Mode" option. Try rebooting the PC and when you see "Starting Windows 95", press the F8 key and then select "Safe Mode Command Prompt Only". Then switch to the C:\Debian directory and run "install.bat".
