Trae McCombs wrote:
> Mount a previously initilized partition, it sees you have win95, and says you
> need to use vfat, however, it writes it to the fstab table as being msdos.
> Which is a bad thing, long file names won't work for people.
Trae was installing from a slightly hacked potato CD, usi
The boot-floppies version I tried was 2.2.16, not 2.2.17 as
stated in the preious message! Sorry..
Niccolo Rigacci
Firenze - Italy
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.17
I was installing potato from scratch with the 5 floppies. I
choose the network to retrieve the base system, I leaved the
default (http.us.debian.org) as the server, but the download
failed because the network card was unplugged.
Then I plugged the card, but
Hi all!
I would suggest the following changes to Release notes:
- converting the paragraph about problems with 2.2 kernels to an itemized
list, as this would probably make the each problem more visible
- adding some more precise information about new kernel's memory
limitations
Also, I'
Ben Collins wrote:
>
> If you are really interesed in writing some code, I'de like to see a
> smallish library that interprets things in /dev of a devfs mounted
> filesystem. query things like drives, partitions, devices, etc.. Devfs is
> definitely going to be the way to go in woody.
>
> Ben
>
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