Toshiba Satellite T1910CS notebook

'ed to it (one that most people can boot from in the first place - with syslinux in it). Once you do that you can move on. In all you will need a regular rescue disk, a stripped rescue disk (w/ kernel and ramdisk files, prepared w/ redev), a driver disk and persistence. Tony Laszlo, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jiyugaoka, Tokyo

Toshiba Satellite T1910CS notebook - preferred version?

e recognized properly? * Finally, I downloaded the kernel source from /Debian-2.0/ and tried dpkg -i. It seems that I need to install binutils first, or at the same time. Anything else needed before I can recompile the kernel? bin86, maybe? kernel headers of some kind? Thanks! Tony Laszlo Jiyugaoka, Tokyo

dselect and Packages.gz

. ftp.debian.org/debian-archive/dists/Debian-2.0 Dselect, however, says it cannot find Packages.gz when I instruct it to access the site and directories below (or anything other than the current version's packages.gz). What can I do? Thanks. Tony Laszlo Tokyo

swap partition too small

disk for swap at this stage of the game. Something like a fips that can shrink a Linux partition. No? Just thought I'd ask before reinstalling... Tony Laszlo Tokyo

Re: swap partition too small

Many thanks to Jeff and Matthew for the advice on my swap dilemma. On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Jeff Green wrote: > Find someone who owns a copy of pq-magic. The DOS version will run from On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Matthew Dalton wrote: > (this will give you a file 4Mb large, containing all 0's, in the ro

rc.local ?

a problem in a case where the machine is not doing nothing more stressful than recompiling a kernel? Thanks. Tony Laszlo Tokyo