Does anyone know how lowmem.bin might be loaded from a DOS partition,
rather than from a diskette? I have had no luck loading it from disk, I
always get a 'boot failed' message, and that's it. My laptop has only
4megs of RAM, and try as I might, I have had no luck installing from
diskette, using
Does anyone know how lowmem.bin might be loaded from a DOS partition,
rather than from a diskette? I have had no luck loading it from disk, I
always get a 'boot failed' message, and that's it. My laptop has only
4megs of RAM, and try as I might, I have had no luck installing from
diskette, using
I have tried on many occasions to boot my Toshiba T1910 (4M Ram, 123M HDD)
using the lowmem.bin boot disk - I always receive the message 'boot failed'
- I have down loaded the lowmem.bin file from debian FTP on several
occasions, and used various disks, and I have used rawrite2.exe from DOS,
not ju
I have tried on many occasions to boot my Toshiba T1910 (4M Ram, 123M HDD)
using the lowmem.bin boot disk - I always receive the message 'boot failed'
- I have down loaded the lowmem.bin file from debian FTP on several
occasions, and used various disks, and I have used rawrite2.exe from DOS,
not ju
can I install from an external zip drive? anyone?
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can I install from an external zip drive? anyone?
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Problem - I have 123M of HDD to work with on my Toshiba 486 laptop- I was
just going to install Linux on it, but my T1910 uses a .exe file to
manipulate BIOS settings, and this file runs under MS-DOS. SO . . .will
Linux allow access to BIOS settings some other way, OR, can I run MS-DOS
emulation s
Problem - I have 123M of HDD to work with on my Toshiba 486 laptop- I was
just going to install Linux on it, but my T1910 uses a .exe file to
manipulate BIOS settings, and this file runs under MS-DOS. SO . . .will
Linux allow access to BIOS settings some other way, OR, can I run MS-DOS
emulation s
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