Ben Pfaff wrote:
> You need to use the `compact' boot disk and driver disks, which
> have NIC drivers compiled in.
OK thanks. But does that mean the "regular" boot-disk won't let you
insert any modules???
V.
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Valentijn Sessink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Tried to install potato, and as we're running a local Office-wide ;)
> Debian-mirror, I thought it would be easiest to install by NFS. Well, I
> could not even try it, as the boot/root floppies refuse to let me insert
> the proper NIC module.
You n
Hi all,
Tried to install potato, and as we're running a local Office-wide ;)
Debian-mirror, I thought it would be easiest to install by NFS. Well, I
could not even try it, as the boot/root floppies refuse to let me insert
the proper NIC module.
The installation was: boot-1.44, root.bin, then key
> 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 (o
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Chris Rutter wrote:
>
> 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. I
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