Greetings everyone,
I have an Internet pen-pal who I'm trying to ween away from M$. He has
purchased a copy of Caldera Linux (don't know what version) but it has a
problem. Caldera uses the Redhat style X based install and he has a weird
video adaptor (one of those awful Intel 82810 on-the-motherboard thingies)
so the install bombs out fairly early. He has the RPM from Intel for the
video adaptor, but without a functioning install there is no real way to
use it.
Is there a way to turn off the X based install and do a text install like
Slackware? Once he has a text base system up and running he can install
the RPM and work on getting X up.
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