Pentium 133, 32MB RAM, EtherLink III PCMCIA 10base-T card, no secondary cache,
boot from floppy, install via HTTP (my usual method).
Gets as far as [from console 3]:
--------8<----cut-here----8<--------
* writing network information to /tmp/ifcfg-eth0
* state saved to /tmp
* symlink /tmp/stage2 failed
[at this point, main console says: install exited abnormally -- received
signal 9]
cardmgr[16]: shutting down socket 0
cardmgr[16]: executing: './network stop eth0'
[etc]
you may safely reboot your system
--------8<----cut-here----8<--------
Every time.
Potentially relevent bits of hardware info from dmesg text include:
Kernel 2.2.17-BOOT9 (chmou)
OPTI621 IDE controller
F0 0F bug
TOSHIBA MK1403MAV, ATA DISK drive
>From consoles 3/4:
TI 1131 found, 2 sockets [rev 01 PCI-to-CardBus]
3c589_cs ethernet driver [start cmd exited with status 2, card finds NS and web
OK]
pcic type: i82365
Any ideas?
--
What in hell would *hackers* want with Microsoft's plans? Script
kiddies, sure. Crackers, of course. But actual hackers? No self-
respecting hacker would [w]ant or need to crib from Microsoft's
notes. That would be like copying off the paper of the class idiot.
-- K8Fan, http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/10/27/1147248
