this might seem like a stupid suggestion, but make sure you're not
replacing the boot disk with the root disk at the wrong time. i think
this is a slack box you're trying to install? the proper sequence is
inserting the boot disk, booting, waiting for the prompt, hitting enter,
then waiting until you get the second prompt, then swapping the boot and
root disks... if that doesn't work, get new disks 'coz they're probably
corrupted.
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On Sun, 17 Jan 1999, Andrew R. Brink wrote:
> I'm trying to install linux on this old 486 of mine but when i boot with
> the bootdisk everything works fine untill you get to the prompt for
> extra parameters, when i get to there i hit enter to load ramdisk then i
> get an "Error 0x10" any way i can fix this?
>
> TIA,
> Andrew
>
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