Christopher DeMarco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm using the current disk set of potato boot/root disks (build 2.2.13, > 5/5/2000) and the 3-disk set of drivers (May 5 2000). I install the > drivers from the disks before doing anything else, assuming that this will > allow me to do a http or ftp install. This seems to go alright, but when > I try to configure the modules (so as to install my network card) I get a > whole lot of ugly messages (they look like sed is barfing) and the list of > network drivers is blank.
What architecture are you? For a proper bug report, we need actual error messages. You should be able to run things manually or else > 1. What's wrong? Probably a bug in boot-floppies, or, rather, modconf. > 2. How can I do a network install of potato? If you are on i386, try the idepci or compact flavors. They *may* include support for your network devices. Alternatively, you may be able to 'modprobe' your required modules by hand on tty2. -- .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
