sure. it solved the problem. i have recently installed a new ram. the
system was giving memory test fail in the bios startup. when i removed
this memory(32MB) and used the only orginal 32MB , the linux booted up.
thanks a lot.
the new memory is of 100mhz, does the combination of 100 and 66 run
fine.
i have a amibios which does not support harddisk more than 8GB. can i
write new code into the bios(flash) do i need to have some special
hardware to do so.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, Sthitaprajna wrote:
> On Sun 28 May 03:04:38 Rajil Saraswat wrote:
>
> > install linux, in the initial screen itself, the installation dies
> > saying recievd signal 11 ,terminating.
>
> Read the sig11 FAQ at http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/. In all
> probability, your hardware is flaky, the RAM that is. Try to replace
> the RAM and see what happens. There is nothing wrong with the HDD.
> M$Windows will work fine, but Linux strains the hardware to its
> limit, so you have to be sure that everything is in shape
>
> HTH
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