[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > 1. There is something in your already installed linux that prevents the > install from > running again. This should easily be solved by formating the partitions you > are > installing to during setup ( = create new filesystem on partition
Definitely doublecheck this. As you mentioned, Max, if you don't leave enough space on the partition where /usr ends up being located, you'll have big problems. So if your /dev/hda5 (was it?) is not formatted and mounted as /usr (if that's what you wanted) then /usr will end up in your root partition. > > Oh, and as to your modem problem : Which kernel are you using? The /dev/ttyx > becomes > obsolete with the 2.2.x series, replaced by /dev/cuax. Could this > be your problem? I'm not entirely sure that this is a possibility: I'm using the 2.2.x series with all /dev/ttyS* devices, no /dev/cua* devices. Jesse -- Jesse Jacobsen, Pastor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Grace Lutheran Church (ELS) http://www.jvlnet.com/~jjacobsen/ Madison, Wisconsin GnuPG public key ID: 2E3EBF13
