es - if so, it would certainly
explain the booting problems, since the Debian kernel is built with SCSI 2940
and ATAPI IDE support - but I don't know about the MCA support.
If this is the case, you'll need to build a floppy with a kernel that has
support for this.
On 09-Dec-98 Geoffrey L.
self when it tries to load the Kernel.
> Then
> it repeats the process over and over again. I have tried using the different
> images that come on the Binary CD, and although not surprising they didn't
> work. I
> checked out the web and I have found nothing, anymore idea
Try looking at comments that people have made on the following URL - it is one
of the best central stores of knowledge in getting linux to run on laptops:
http://www.linux.org/hardware/laptop.html
Have you installed debian on other pcs, so you are familiar with the general
Debian installation pro
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