Thanks Derek. Continuing with aptitude this morning, and installing
probably way too many packages (took a long time), yielded a running
system, with PCMCIA support, ethernet working, etc. Whew! :-)
Derek Broughton wrote:
I found that I needed to change my /etc/default/pcmcia settings from
"PC
Hadar Pedhazur wrote:
The machine now boots correctly. Unfortunately, it doesn't recognize my
PCMCIA Ethernet adapter (out of the box), and I haven't installed X and
KDE yet, so I have just a lovely full screen black console window, but
I'm declaring victory for the day, logging off, and takin
Thanks Derek. Continuing with aptitude this morning, and installing
probably way too many packages (took a long time), yielded a running
system, with PCMCIA support, ethernet working, etc. Whew! :-)
Derek Broughton wrote:
I found that I needed to change my /etc/default/pcmcia settings from
"PCI
Hadar Pedhazur wrote:
The machine now boots correctly. Unfortunately, it doesn't recognize my
PCMCIA Ethernet adapter (out of the box), and I haven't installed X and
KDE yet, so I have just a lovely full screen black console window, but
I'm declaring victory for the day, logging off, and taking
Whew. What a PITA. I now have Debian SID with kernel-image-2.6.4-1-686
running on my old Dell laptop.
I booted off of LindowsOS Live CD. I then grabbed debootstrap from the
sid distribution, and ran it. It failed multiple times finding certain
packages, which I downloaded by hand and then rera
Whew. What a PITA. I now have Debian SID with kernel-image-2.6.4-1-686
running on my old Dell laptop.
I booted off of LindowsOS Live CD. I then grabbed debootstrap from the
sid distribution, and ran it. It failed multiple times finding certain
packages, which I downloaded by hand and then reran
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