Adam,
I just went through the same experience with my Omnibook 500. Win2K isn't the
problem. Its the nature of the USB floppy. The Debian boot disks for the Omnibook
require that you use the floppy in the docking station. I was able to do an install
of RedHat 7 using their net install floppy, sin
Have you tried the boot floppies that can be found at
http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/projects/omnibook? I don't
know for sure if the configuration you mention works,
but they have been set up specifically to work properly
on an OmniBook 500. I've used them on several OmniBook
500s and OmniBook 6000
On 31/07/2001, 10:49:51, Adam Kessel wrote:
>Amusingly, a google
> search for "windows 2000 linux install" gives you "How to Remove Linux and
> Install Windows 2000 or Windows NT on Your Computer" from
> support.microsoft.com.
>
> (who woul
It's a shame that the windows 2000 dosn't boot anymore because the
simplest would have been to repartition using partition magic or something
similar. Then copy all the files needed for the installation, boot images,
and loadlin and start the install from dos, diskette if neccesary.
I managed
Hi All:
It doesn't appear to me that anyone has addressed the difficulty of
installing Debian on a laptop with no CD-ROM drive, external floppy, and
Windows 2000 pre-installed (I've checked the lists archive and
linux-laptop.net, so please point me in the right direction if I'm missing
something)
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