i also have a c 410c laptop, i think the problem here
is that you are keeping the floppy disk while you boot
it up, or you have no hard drive.
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), whereas the
one I got using WD90C24 found over a dozen (but X froze on the
monitor).
I downloaded T4500.txt (the online manual), but it doesn't discuss
refresh rates at all.
Thanks for any help
Danny Heap
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), whereas the
one I got using WD90C24 found over a dozen (but X froze on the
monitor).
I downloaded T4500.txt (the online manual), but it doesn't discuss
refresh rates at all.
Thanks for any help
Danny Heap
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implausible that a new user would go to these
lengths --- indeed RedHat 5.1 installation asks if your CD is local,
then load a module it calls bpcd and attaches it to /dev/hdd. Is this
hardware so non-standard that Debian doesn't expect neophytes to be
installing from it?
Danny Heap
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implausible that a new user would go to these
lengths --- indeed RedHat 5.1 installation asks if your CD is local,
then load a module it calls bpcd and attaches it to /dev/hdd. Is this
hardware so non-standard that Debian doesn't expect neophytes to be
installing from it?
Danny Heap
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Thanks a lot for your help. I'm still stuck, but (perhaps) making
progress.
> Install the base system from floppies. DO NOT configure the
> 'paride' (parallel port) modules into the kernel. When it comes
> time to install the packages, do this:
Okay, I've installed from floppies, then invoked
Thanks a lot for your help. I'm still stuck, but (perhaps) making
progress.
> Install the base system from floppies. DO NOT configure the
> 'paride' (parallel port) modules into the kernel. When it comes
> time to install the packages, do this:
Okay, I've installed from floppies, then invoked
I sent the message below before realizing that there is a dedicated
laptop list. I also load the module 'bpck' but I still can't mount
the backpack cdrom.
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>From danny Mon Aug 30 11:33:30 1999
Subject: Bantam backpack on Toshiba
I sent the message below before realizing that there is a dedicated
laptop list. I also load the module 'bpck' but I still can't mount
the backpack cdrom.
- Forwarded message (env-from danny) -----
>From danny Mon Aug 30 11:33:30 1999
Subject: Bantam backpack on Toshiba
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