On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 21:32 -0800, Syed Huq wrote:
> >
> > If you're lacking space in /usr, how is booting from a Sarge CD going to
> > help? Are you planning on
> > wiping/repartitioning/resizingpartitions/reinstalling, or what?
> >
>
> Exactly yes. I just added a 2nd hard hard drive and I inte
It's Working!!
Strange but this is what I did:
I put my "Woody"-CD#1 and restarted my PC. It booted from the CD. ( ??)
I shutdown the PC and then..
Then I put "Sarge"-CD#1 and now it is booting from the PC..
Problem solved but not sure how..
Thanks for all the fast responses from many of you..
>
> If you're lacking space in /usr, how is booting from a Sarge CD going to
> help? Are you planning on
> wiping/repartitioning/resizingpartitions/reinstalling, or what?
>
Exactly yes. I just added a 2nd hard hard drive and I intend to wipe
it all out/re-parition/re-install from scratch. This 2
Syed Huq wrote:
Hi,
I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
It is not booting from CD-Drive.
I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
can run to make it boot from the CD
Syed Huq wrote:
> > I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
> > the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
> > It is not booting from CD-Drive.
> >
> > I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any f
Syed Huq wrote:
> I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
> the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
> It is not booting from CD-Drive.
>
> I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
> can r
Hi,
I have downloaded the .iso image of Sarge CD#1. Even though I have set
the first boot device to boot from is my CD-Drive(in my BIOS setting).
It is not booting from CD-Drive.
I went to the ./install dir of this CD#1 and cannot see any files I
can run to make it boot from the CD-Drive or how
Michelle Storm wrote:
Is there a way to boot an installed system from one of the Debian
installation CDs?
If you're asking what I believe you're asking. I had the same problem.
I damaged my system somehow so it wouldn't boot on it's own, and had to
figure a way to start the system from a cd.
t
> Is there a way to boot an installed system from one of the Debian
> installation CDs?
If you're asking what I believe you're asking. I had the same problem.
I damaged my system somehow so it wouldn't boot on it's own, and had to
figure a way to start the system from a cd.
try booting from the
Is there a way to boot an installed system from one of the Debian
installation CDs?
Thanks.
geno
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On 17-Jun-99 James D. Freels wrote:
> I have also configured the Adaptec BIOS to allow a bootable CD.
> However, the scsi ID of the bootable image remains at ID=0 (the hard
> drive).
Hi,
on my MB (Gigabyte) the AMIBios and the Adaptec Bios tricked each
other -- The Bios knows how to boot CDROM (
I am running GNU/Linux Debian 2.1 with an Adaptec 2940 narrow PCI scsi
card. Everything is working fine. I have three hard drives set at
scsi ID 0, 1, and 2 and booting off of ID=0. I also have a Yamaha CRW
6940 rewritable cdrom drive on scsi ID=3 that is also working fine.
I would like to cre
You put a bootable floppy disk on it. See the CD-Writing HOWTO
section 4.11: http://www.guug.de/~winni/linux/cdr/
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Patrik Hägglund
Howdy,
I want to create a bootable CD with a minimal runnable linux
distribution on it. Any ideas on how to make a CD bootable?
Thanks in advance,
Nico
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On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 12:34:12 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>However, at this point, the machine hangs. Is there anything I can do to get
>around this problem? (I tried Loadln with the file from the cd and got the
>same results.)
Obviously you don't have a problem booting from CD
Hi,
I have a ThinkPad 600. I can boot from the 2.0 CD OK.
I hit return to begin install.
Loading root.bin
goes by ok.
Next I see:
Loading Linux..
That seems to complete, as the cursor moves to the next line.
However, at this point, the machine hangs. Is there anything I can do to get
ar
I have the Cheap-Bytes Debian CDs here and I'm trying to start up with
them and install Debian on this OS-less machine. However, when I try to
boot with the binary disc, after getting the "LDLINUX.SYS" version info
line, it stops doing anything and doesn't respond to any keystrokes. Can
anyone tel
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