zip in bootup.

hi.. Is there a boot disk that have the ZIP driver in it? If not, how can I make a boot disk with the ZIP driver? By the way, the ZIP drive is the parallel version. I like to try out debian on the ZIP drive. Thank you very much. ze

how does kernel-source link current modules?

I've used the kernel-source package to build a custom kernel, and then installed the result with dpkg --[myflags] kernel-image-2.0.0. Then I copied /boot/vmlinuz-2.0.0 to my dos disk so that I could continue to boot with loadlin. But I notice that /lib/modules/current still points to my previous

Re: zip in bootup.

Ze Ji Li wrote: >Is there a boot disk that have the ZIP driver in it? If not, how >can I make a boot disk with the ZIP driver? By the way, the ZIP >drive is the parallel version. I like to try out debian on the ZIP drive. >Thank you very much. I was just looking into this for a revised

Re: PPP link kills routing table

On Tue, 18 Jun 1996, Mark Phillips wrote: > Hi, > > Thank's to all the people who have helped me recently. Every time I > solve one problem, another appears. > > I tried establishing a ppp link and found it didn't work. To find out > what was going on, I ran route and got: > What exactly hap