on 4/15/01 8:45 PM, Michel Dänzer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> michael sean edwards wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone tell me how to tell Linux to boot without starting X Windows by
>> default. I am using BootX on 9500 Poermac. I wasn't defautlting to X Windows
>> at fir
on 4/14/01 9:06 PM, Peter Cordes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 10:18:36PM -0400, michael sean edwards wrote:
>> I am having some trouble with X Windows and my video card. Its a standard
>> ATI card that came with my 9500. Anyway what is the argument I need
Can anyone tell me how to tell Linux to boot without starting X Windows by
default. I am using BootX on 9500 Poermac. I wasn't defautlting to X Windows
at first but now it is and I have some problems to iron out with X. It
basically cripples me at the moment.
Thanks.
I am having some trouble with X Windows and my video card. Its a standard
ATI card that came with my 9500. Anyway what is the argument I need to tell
the system what my resolution and bit depth is? Thanks to anyone who can
help.
I tried turning off the video driver in BootX but X windows died on m
I am trying to install Debian from a hard disk partition. I cannot get the
installer to find the file it wants-rescue.bin. I navigate the path to the
disk to the folder the file is in and the only thing I see is .finder info
and .resource. No sign of the file. I used Fetch to download the whole
dir
n't have the entire structure duplicated from the top level, you can use
> the Browse fundtion to select the /current mirror on your disk, and then it
> will allow you to choose again at the second level to find the kernel,
> drivers.tgz, and floppy images it needs.
>
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I can't seem to get the right files available to the installer. I am using
BootX and have downloaded files to a Mac HFS partition which I mount but the
installer doesn't like what it sees I guess. I am a complete newbie. Anyone
help me out with this?
Michael Edwards
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