Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.16
I noticed that though the base system has files in /etc/modutils, and
the update-modules command is part of the modutils post-install
script, there is no /etc/modules.conf file in the base system.
Perhaps the modutils post-install script isn't being run when
I have a fairly wacky proposal which concerns, mainly, boot-floppies on
Linux/ARM. I've attached the proposal here; it should actually of generic
relevance, but I'm only working on ARM for the time being. If anyone had
any comments I'd be hugely hugely greatful. If not, skip the message.
Thanks
Hello.
I am having a problem installing Debian on my computer, an old Toshiba
Satellite notebook. It has no cd-rom drive, so I followed the instructions
to create a boot floppy (the low-memory version, since I believe it has only
4 or 5 megs of ram). But when I try to boot with this floppy (or
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thomas Bushnell, BSG) writes:
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> > Jon Pennington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > > > I would relish covenient clear instructions on how to make such a
> > > > CDROM. Right now, we have complete images, and we have floppies, but
> > > > no in
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> severity 68496 wishlist
Bug#68496: modconf: when arguments have been given to configure a module, it is not
possible anymore to try to load this module without arguments
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Please
Jon Pennington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I would relish covenient clear instructions on how to make such a
> > CDROM. Right now, we have complete images, and we have floppies, but
> > no instructions for making a simple boot-floppies-only CDROM.
>
> As would I. 3.5" CD-R media is becomin
* George Hills ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [000804 05:48]:
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> I'm working with the boot-floppies 2.2.16 from potato, on i386.
> I'd like to change the boot-floppies to offer custom package
> lists. Some time ago I managed to do this for slink by playing
> with "master2files", but the new boot-floppies d
On Fri, Aug 04, 2000 at 06:29:33AM -0400, Thomas Bushnell, BSG wrote:
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> I received a business-card-sized CD-ROM of slink boot floppies from
> linuxcare, perhaps you've seen it. It was a pretty nifty item.
Those were nifty :).
> I would relish covenient clear instructions on how to make such
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I received a business-card-sized CD-ROM of slink boot floppies from
linuxcare, perhaps you've seen it. It was a pretty nifty item.
I would relish covenient clear instructions on how to make such a
CDROM. Right now, we have complete images, and we have floppies, but
no instructions for making a
Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.16
For installing on a Compaq DL380 with onboard RAID controller and PCI
Smart Array 221 card the compact set is required (requisite support for
RAID + onboard ethernet does not appear top be in the standard set).
However, the file system shipped with the comp
I'm working with the boot-floppies 2.2.16 from potato, on i386.
I'd like to change the boot-floppies to offer custom package
lists. Some time ago I managed to do this for slink by playing
with "master2files", but the new boot-floppies don't seem to
have this and I'm not sure what to do.
Please
Section 1.3 of the installation manual asks "What is Hurd?"
The usage of "Hurd" is almost always with a definite article; the
question should be "What is the Hurd?"
(and throughout that section as well, "Hurd" should be replaced with
"the Hurd" almost everywhere it occurs)
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This could be a nice thing for people that intend to switch beteen linux
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