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Bug#66144: Install Kernel freeze!!!
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This is boot-floppies/kernel issue. As we are close to release 2.2
the bugs in old 2.1 release are not going to be fixed. Could you try
boot-floppies from frozen/potato ?
Petr Cech
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Bug#66144: Install Kernel freeze!!!
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Hi,
in the current boot-floppies for i386 (2.2.15-2000-06-07) fdisk.txt and
cfdisk.txt are empty files. That is on auric and ftp.de, so its not a
mirroring problem I guess.
Christian
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.15
Severity: important
Installing on a HP omnibook 900 with 3com 556B modem/ethernet, resulted
in weird interactions between the PCMCIA setup, which seemed to work fine,
and the network config. Telling the network setup that we wanted PCMCIA
ethernet (which was
Previously Adam Di Carlo wrote:
> To the administrators of va.debian.org aka cvs.debian.org. I have a
> user (Eric in the CC line) who is reporting wierd nscd problems when
> using anonymous CVS to the debian-boot CVS area. Since it was an nscd
> problem it looked like maybe some strange cvs ps
Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.15
Tryed to install from ext2fs using rescue.bin, get errors:
modprobe: Can't locate module net-pf-1
insmod: /lib/modules/2.2.15/net/8390.o: insmod eth0 failed
My guess is that rescue.bin has an old version of root.bin.
Note: rescue.bin was from 2.2.15, the
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