Tony Pitman wrote:
Sarge needs more memory to run, I think. It is crashing during the RAM
disk startup. It is saying it is trying to read past the end of the
block device.
Sarge uses the new d-i (debian-installer), which at this point in time
still needs a big ramdisk, bigger then the default si
Sarge needs more memory to run, I think. It is crashing during the RAM disk
startup. It is saying it is trying to read past the end of the block device.
So I am back to trying to get woody to work.
I get to the point where it unpacks the basedebs.tar file. I end up with a
directory on my drive c
Well, I am slowly getting closer.
I now have only one scsi drive in my Q700 so I am not locking up on the
basedebs.tar.
It chugs away on the basedebs.tar for about 15 mins. Then it takes a look
at the debootstrap list files and gives an error that the Packages.gz file
was not pre-downloaded. K
After thinking about it further I have decided to install a small copy of
MacOS on the new 170mb drive and try doing the install with just a single
drive.
It sounds like my problem may come from having 2 drives installed. I will
give this a try and let you all know how it goes.
Tony
On Wed, Au
On Wed, Aug 11, 2004 at 04:06:00PM -0600, Tony Pitman wrote:
> How and at what point do I do the kernel-commandline:
>
> mac53c9x=1,0
The kernel command line is one of the configuration options in Penguin.
Just add this to whatever is already there.
Brad Boyer
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Erik,
How and at what point do I do the kernel-commandline:
mac53c9x=1,0
Thanks,
Tony Pitman
Tony Pitman wrote:
Well, I have gotten a lot farther than I was before. I actually got to
the part of loading the base debian.
This is a Quarda 700 with 20mb ram and 2 HDD. The first is 80mb with
MacOS on
Tony Pitman wrote:
Well, I have gotten a lot farther than I was before. I actually got to
the part of loading the base debian.
This is a Quarda 700 with 20mb ram and 2 HDD. The first is 80mb with
MacOS on it and the second is 160mb with 120mb root&usr partition and
46mb swap.
As I said I am al
On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 10:09 +0200, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Aug 2004, Tony Pitman wrote:
> > As I said I am all the way to the point of extracting the base debs from
> > the basedebs.tar file. The problem is that it has been on that dialog for
> > about an hour now. Is this normal? I
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004, Tony Pitman wrote:
> As I said I am all the way to the point of extracting the base debs from
> the basedebs.tar file. The problem is that it has been on that dialog for
> about an hour now. Is this normal? I know it is a slow machine, but should
> it really take this long to e
Well, I have gotten a lot farther than I was before. I actually got to the
part of loading the base debian.
This is a Quarda 700 with 20mb ram and 2 HDD. The first is 80mb with MacOS
on it and the second is 160mb with 120mb root&usr partition and 46mb swap.
As I said I am all the way to the poi
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