Re: Can't boot

Well, I already had cua[0-3] and ttyS[0-3], but I did create /dev/adb and /dev/adbmouse. I'll try rebooting monday, and play with it some more (I'm logged in remotely). Also, I didn't change /etc/rc.boot/0setserial, and I haven't tried kernel 2.1.127, but I will. Thanks... Later,

Re: Can't boot

ingful to the problem. Thanks... Colby On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, Claus Enneper wrote: > On Wed, Dec 09, 1998 at 10:52:53AM -0600, Colby Lemon wrote: > | I haven't been able to boot with the system I'm trying to install. > | fsck says there is a problem and can't fix it.

Can't boot

I haven't been able to boot with the system I'm trying to install. fsck says there is a problem and can't fix it. Then it drops me into single-user mode, but can't continue for long because the filesystem is still mounted read-only. However, the debian partition checks out fine when I run

Re: another install tip

On Sat, 5 Dec 1998, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote: > Oh, and I forgot to add - if you create /etc/init.d/network, make a > symlink to it from /etc/rcS.d/S40network. > > Dan No problem with that. The symlink was already there... Later, Colby

Re: Hi!

Hello, I just got some time to install Debian (been running LinuxPPC for the last few months), and so I'm now going to take the plunge. Conveniently, Dan posted this brief installation guide in response to Kirstin's message, but I have a couple of questions: 1) The web page says something