On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 07:07:52AM -0800, jack kinnon wrote:
> Thanks for the answer on upgrading.
>
> Now I want to do an Internet-based installation of a 'compact'
> flavor. This, I understand, avoids the use of a stack of floppies.
> It requires loading some initial files to the hard-disk, ex
jack kinnon wrote:
Thanks for the answer on upgrading.
Now I want to do an Internet-based installation of a 'compact'
flavor. This, I understand, avoids the use of a stack of floppies.
It requires loading some initial files to the hard-disk, execute the
correct files and then download more fi
Thanks for the answer on upgrading.
Now I want to do an Internet-based installation of a 'compact' flavor. This, I understand, avoids the use of a stack of floppies. It requires loading some initial files to the hard-disk, execute the correct files and then download more files from the Net. Fol
Thanks to John Foster and Kent West for their help. When I used ftp to
download the instalation images, everything worked perfectly.
Chris Dion
Kent West wrote:
>
> Chris Dion wrote:
>
> > Hi all, hope this is the right list for this problem.
> >
> > I'm trying to do a floppyless instalation of the base linux system from
> > DOS using LoadLin. I've downloaded the following files:
> >
> > resc1440.bin,
> > drv1440.bin,
> > base2_1.tgz,
>
Chris Dion wrote:
> Hi all, hope this is the right list for this problem.
>
> I'm trying to do a floppyless instalation of the base linux system from
> DOS using LoadLin. I've downloaded the following files:
>
> resc1440.bin,
> drv1440.bin,
> base2_1.tgz,
> root.bin,
> linux,
> install.bat
> and
Hi all, hope this is the right list for this problem.
I'm trying to do a floppyless instalation of the base linux system from
DOS using LoadLin. I've downloaded the following files:
resc1440.bin,
drv1440.bin,
base2_1.tgz,
root.bin,
linux,
install.bat
and loadlin.exe.
Following the instructions
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