Gidday,
I have an ECS g732 laptop, that
I want to install debian on. I have tried installs using the official cds, a
jigdo cd and a knoppix cd and each time I run into the following
problem...
An install with a 2.2.x kernel works fine but I
would like to use reiserfs and 2.2.x doesn't su
Gidday,
I have an ECS g732 laptop, that
I want to install debian on. I have tried installs using the official cds, a
jigdo cd and a knoppix cd and each time I run into the following
problem...
An install with a 2.2.x kernel works fine but I
would like to use reiserfs and 2.2.x doesn't su
Gidday,
I had a quick look at the
portugese kurumin distro via babelfish.altavista.com but it didn't look
particularly useful for a decent debian install. So I successfully followed
your suggestion of installing 2.2 on a small partition (overwrote a 2GB FAT
partition for transferring stu
Being careful is always good, but it worked in this case... maybe a
more sensible version of cp?
e.g.
cp -rp /lib /mnt/ will preserve the symlinks
whereas cp -p /lib/* /mnt/lib/ won't.
Anyway, I now have kde3 running, but I'm struggling a bit with my ATI
Radeon Mobility 9000 (ticking over slowly w
Gidday,
I had a quick look at the
portugese kurumin distro via babelfish.altavista.com but it didn't look
particularly useful for a decent debian install. So I successfully followed
your suggestion of installing 2.2 on a small partition (overwrote a 2GB FAT
partition for transferring stu
Being careful is always good, but it worked in this case... maybe a
more sensible version of cp?
e.g.
cp -rp /lib /mnt/ will preserve the symlinks
whereas cp -p /lib/* /mnt/lib/ won't.
Anyway, I now have kde3 running, but I'm struggling a bit with my ATI
Radeon Mobility 9000 (ticking over slowly w
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