I know it is an old thread...
On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 08:44:21PM +, Ben Southwood wrote:
> I am attempting to install debian on my laptop (using woody stable & bf2.4).
> I have included below all of the information I can think of that may be
> relevant:
>I have booted the laptop using cdr
Perhaps it helps to give us the complete /etc/fstab,
and the output of 'mount' (without options) at different stages,
t.i. when cdrom is recognized, and later, when not.
micha
Ben Southwood [Tuesday, 25. March 2003 21:44]:
>| I am attempting to install debian on my laptop (using
Perhaps it helps to give us the complete /etc/fstab,
and the output of 'mount' (without options) at different stages,
t.i. when cdrom is recognized, and later, when not.
micha
Ben Southwood [Tuesday, 25. March 2003 21:44]:
>| I am attempting to install debian on my laptop (using
On Tuesday 25 March 2003 21:44, Ben Southwood wrote:
> compilaton of kernel runs smoothly, installing from cdrom. after initial
> install of kernel, and first reboot my laptop can no longer find the cdrom.
> this occurs just after debian asks if I wish to run Tasksel & Deselect for
The cdrom driv
On Tuesday 25 March 2003 21:44, Ben Southwood wrote:
> compilaton of kernel runs smoothly, installing from cdrom. after initial
> install of kernel, and first reboot my laptop can no longer find the cdrom.
> this occurs just after debian asks if I wish to run Tasksel & Deselect for
The cdrom driv
I am attempting to install debian on my laptop (using woody stable & bf2.4).
I have included below all of the information I can think of that may be
relevant:
I have booted the laptop using cdrom, initial kernel compilaton of kernel runs
smoothly, installing from cdrom.
after initial install of
I am attempting to install debian on my laptop (using woody stable & bf2.4).
I have included below all of the information I can think of that may be relevant:
I have booted the laptop using cdrom, initial kernel compilaton of kernel runs smoothly, installing from cdrom.
after initial install of ker
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