I'll start by saying I'm new to debian, so please be gentle ;)
After 5 or 6 attempts I finally managed to get Debian installed properly
with a small range of packages.
I then installed a whole host of packages thru dselect. One of which was
ALSA (I thought it might help my sound problems, ie,
Hello
Jamie Kerwick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I'll start by saying I'm new to debian, so please be gentle ;)
After 5 or 6 attempts I finally managed to get Debian installed
properly with a small range of packages.
I then installed a whole host of packages thru dselect. One of which
was
Jamie Kerwick wrote:
I'll start by saying I'm new to debian, so please be gentle ;)
After 5 or 6 attempts I finally managed to get Debian installed properly
with a small range of packages.
I then installed a whole host of packages thru dselect. One of which was
ALSA (I thought it might help my
Hello
Kent West ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I suspect you need to add the line
initrd=/initrd.img
to /etc/lilo.conf and rerun lilo. (I would think you could get in by
feeding the initrd parameter to the bootup process, but you may need
to get in first to figure out what parameter syntax to
Jamie Kerwick wrote:
Thanks for this worked perfectly.
Here's what I did:
Boot from install CD, use 'bf24; install.
After selecting installer language, ALT+F2 to console.
Mounted the root partition, chroot'ed to this root part.
Open /etc/lilo.conf in VIM, inserted the line:
'
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Andreas Janssen wrote:
Hello
Kent West ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I suspect you need to add the line
initrd=/initrd.img
to /etc/lilo.conf and rerun lilo. (I would think you could get in by
feeding the initrd parameter to the bootup process, but you may
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