On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 07:39:35AM -0700, Joey Hess wrote:
> Anthony Towns wrote:
> > Is it possible to just make the installer stuff use separate directories
> > and make it not conflict with regular .debs? (eg, /lib/busybox/bin, and
> > have the installer just use an odd PATH) If so, you can upl
Package: boot-floppies
Version: N/A
Severity: normal
Version of the used PCMCIA Module is 3.1.8-16 (potato final).
When card is inserted the following is shown:
eth0: found link beat
eth0: lost link beat
I tried to compile the sources for every kernel I had and nothing worked.
Using the pcmci
I created a Debian 2.2r0 'Official alpha binary-1' CD last week. I
used it to install the Nautilus kernel on a UP1100, but then the
machine wouldn't boot because of 'lost interrupt' errors. It has been
suggested that I use the generic kernel, not Nautilus, because the
UP1100 has SRM. However, I do
Hi people,
As the subject says. This happened to me while upgrading slink->potato, on a
machine with slink (hmm, perhaps it's potato, this happened even after the
upgrade) versions of mount and modutils, and kernel 2.2.16. This is the
fstab entry for the CD:
/dev/hdd/cdrom iso96
Compile the drivers into the kernel, not as modules.
Christophe Conduche - DA wrote:
>
> Jason Mesker wrote:
>
> > Well it honestly looks like you are not selecting the correct DPT driver
> > when you compile the kernel. If you are patching the kernel source I
> > assume it's the I20 drivers
Jason Mesker wrote:
> Well it honestly looks like you are not selecting the correct DPT driver
> when you compile the kernel. If you are patching the kernel source I
> assume it's the I20 drivers? Make sure you are not selecting the
>
not i2o, dpt_i2o. not present by default (i didn't find it
Well it honestly looks like you are not selecting the correct DPT driver
when you compile the kernel. If you are patching the kernel source I
assume it's the I20 drivers? Make sure you are not selecting the
incorrect driver. Also I noticed when I just did this that for some
reason the ramdisk i
On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 06:35:01PM +0200, Guillaume Morin wrote:
> So I plan to remove this call temporaly in the CVS. But I'd like this to
> stay in the bf. Have anyone a solution to integrate properly ?
#if 0
? :)
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Hi all,
I've heard that some people were pissed after the addition of
add_modules_from_floppy in configure_drivers(). I can understand that. My
point is that new step is interesting for an installation system and that it does
not harm the user to answer "no" to skip it. Furthermore, if it
Okay, it is official, the problem lies within the new gcc 2.95.2. I
compiled a new kernel with gcc 2.7.2.3 and now it's working like a
charm. Although this may still be a small bug, when I boot the ramdisk
is still mounted ro and I still get the open errors on /dev/tty3. I
assume the open error
How about Browse...
> > 1. The meaning of the "<...>"-button in the getDirBox()-dialog
>
> Gack, I hate that button. Is there some word that could be used
there to
> make it approximatly 1000 times clearer what it does?
>"browse"?
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Newbie to debian, but not to linux,
I want (in order to be "full" GPL) to install debian on a server.
The SCSI RAID controler I use (DPT, module dpt_io.o) is not recognized.
how can I do a custom set of resuce/boot/disk in order to install debian
on my system.
All is working fine with RedHat and
Well it seems that the install process is not the problem... I setup
another drive on the symbios card and installed debian, then compiled a
new kernel for drivers for the RAID controller and created the
filesystem from there and got the same problem. It took forever to
create the filesystems.
They are working on the driver which at this point must be patched.
They plan to implement it into the kernel within by 2.4 I believe. I
have been testing and testing ( I updated my bug this morning also which
lets me believe this is not a debian related problem. I am about to go
download anoth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> i tried to install this dpt on five servers...
> i have contacted the support, they only support red hat & suse.
>
> If you insist , you can get a beta patch for generic kernel...
> I didn't success in it.
So, the deal is that the linux kenrel doesn't support it?
I
Dear sirs/madam,
Fantastic. Very nice to mail u. I'm an active
member of gnu-india.org. We're planning to help gnu/debian in preparing friendly
/ highly interactive / full-featured installation scripts for the gnu-os
(hurd) distribution. We are group of 10 peoples and all are
ready to pu
On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 06:57:20AM -0700, Joey Hess wrote:
> Martin Schulze wrote:
> > The following issues need to be documented. I'm writing this bug report
> > only because it should not be forgotten...
> >
> > 1. The meaning of the "<...>"-button in the getDirBox()-dialog
>
> Gack, I hate t
On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 09:41:01PM -0700, Joey Hess wrote:
> Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> > Anyway, on 11 July you said:
> >
> > Akira > I think It's a critical bug enough to change debconf
> > Akira > in frozen with the latest one. Any comments?
> > Joey >
> > Joey > That would be very problimatic a
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