Hi all, I need some pointers on how to create an inital debian boot disk. I have a new pentium box that I want to install Linux on, but it needs a 1.3.67 kernel for the Adaptec SCSI card. I thought I could just edit the Makefile with the proper parms, ROOT-DEV=FLOPPY, and RAMDISK, config the kernel and do a make zdisk to get a good boot floppy.
Well, it boots up fine, recongnizes the SCSI card, and asks for the root floppy. But thats about it. When I put the root floppy in it mounts read-only, I get the first of the debian install panels with no verbage, then I get a lot of error messages about /tmp being read-only. Any help greatly appreciated. -- Mike Chovan CSGnet Sacramento, Calif.
